The short version
4 reasons dancers will want this.
01
Music keeps playing while you record
Dance to the real track while you record.
02
Full Outfit framing
Head-to-toe framing check before you start.
03
Music beat markers
Markers on the beat to make editing to the music faster.
04
Best Take
Helps you pick the best of several takes.
The problem it solves
- The music stops when the camera starts, so you dance to silence.
- Your feet or hands keep leaving the frame.
- You do ten takes and can’t remember which one was good.
Works today, no app needed
Tips for dancers
- Phone at waist height, vertical, with space above your raised hands and below your feet.
- Clap on the first beat so you can line up audio later.
- Light from the front: a window by day, your brightest lamps by night.
- Dance on the diagonal in small rooms to get more floor.
Questions
Dancers: quick answers
Will my voice and the music both record?
That’s the design: your music plays and the microphone records the room, so you hear the song in the take. It.
Can I add the official track later instead?
Yes. Many dancers re-add the track in an editor for clean audio. A clap on beat one makes lining it up easy.
Is it on Android?
No, iPhone only.
Music Wide Selfie is an iPhone camera app, coming soon to the App Store. Features vary by iPhone model and iOS version. Plans and prices may change before launch. See the plans.
Be first when it’s ready.
One email when the app is ready. Nothing else.