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Version 2.1.0 · 2026-10-03
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The store currently lists version 2.1.0, updated 2026-10-03.








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Turn your screen into a stage of living light. Laser Harp is a touch instrument you actually play - drag your fingers across glowing laser beams and music pours out.
In Scale Mode there are no wrong notes. Pick a key, choose a sound, and every swipe sounds intentional. Beginners make beautiful music in seconds; players go deep with real expression.
PLAY THE LIGHT
• Drag, tap and glide across volumetric laser beams
• Scale, Chord, Arpeggio, Split and Dual-Layer play modes
• Per-finger expression; pitch bend, vibrato, brightness and volume follow how you move
• 13 scales, including Middle-Eastern makam
A REAL SOUND ENGINE
• 50+ handcrafted instruments: leads, pads, plucks, bells, basses, FX and more
• Low-latency synthesis; supersaw, FM, wavetable, filters, reverb, delay, chorus
• Stack two instruments, or split bass and lead across the stage…
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