OK...we received an unexpected number of emails asking for Steel Guitar to be free again, and some of them were really well argued. So, for a very brief time, we're putting it out at 100 off, thanks to popular demand. Enjoy and check out Mandolin or PitchBot, to tune...for your real guitar if you like stringy instrument thingies like this nn version 1.1 now features the option to choose between two modes of slide playing, according to your preference nnTwang, crunch, bend, slide, swell, whomp, clamp.nnMeet the gorgeous sound of chromepressingagainstnickel: here, in all its sweaty glory, is the very first steel ever made for your iPhone and iPod Touch: Steel Guitar.nnWe call it "Steel Guitar" advisedly: it's comprised of the four instruments that defined a good deal of Rock, Blues and Country. In it, you can select among the Lap Steel,EightString Console or either of the traditional Nashville or Texas setups. You can use it as a plain slide guitar turn on the sixstring "Lap" mode, and turn off the accelerometer, or use the full tenstring monster along with configurable "pedals" actually, the axes of the accelerometer. Slide, pick, dip device to bend. Wire up the volume pedal and swell. Have fun. Slide along with Webb Pierce, Elmo' James or Allman Bro's...you pick the style, we provide the sound. To boot, we opine that it's far easier to play than any other appguitars out there. You be the judge.nnHere are a few tips. By default, we set it to launch on the Nashville setting, so don't be daunted seeing ten strings on the screen. Also by default, we kept the accelerometer active: so hold your phone flat to hear the tuning: dip it away from you, towards or to the left or right to activate various "pedals" to bend certain strings. You can go straight to the "Accel" menu under settings to eye the hookup, modify it or turn it off. It's up to you. To play your first IIV lick, hit strings 345 numbered from the thinnest string on open and give a quick flick to the phone to the right and facing towards you.nnVolume pedal is not active in the launchdefault setting, to prevent confusion. If you cannot hear a sound in certain tunings or instruments, make sure that the phone isn't dipped to the left with the pickup on your right, as that's where we wired all volume swells by default.nnMade prolly and if so, proudly in a smokey old N'Orleans sinhouse.nnSpecs:nn Slide guitar emulator with "pedal" bending and multiple instrumentsn 4 instruments: n Lap Steel 6Stringn EightStringn Nashville 10String with E9 tuningn Texas 10String with C6 tuningn 4 different tones per instrument:n Cleann Tweedn Tolexn Britn Two slide modes: normal and pro:n Use "normal" mode to auto slide from note to noten Use "pro" mode to manipulate the slide bar completelymanuallyn "HandyPandy" fretboard scrolling: just hit and hold the button and slide the fretboardn Builtin common tunings andor pedalhookups for each instrumentn User can alter the tuning of individual strings while plucking to testn Volumepitch bend pedals hooked up with 4 axes of the iPhoneiPod Touch Accelerometern User can alter factory copedent on easytouse matrix displayn Adjustable accelerometer sensitivityn Accel onoff switch useful if you don't want the pedals, and just want to play slide guitarn Adjustable fret width, pickup height and string spacingn Volume swell feature by default, hooked up to the leftdip of device in tunings where it's active; but user can assign to any directionn Our very own retronut echoreverb algorithmn ChorusVibrato effectn Master Volumen Compatible for iPod play along launch iPod, select and play song, exit, launch Steel Guitar to accompany