PROJECT SUMMARY

When we decided to develop our first mobile application, we spent hours trying to decide what our initial offering should be. We knew it had to be unique, special and world changing. Meetings passed and ideas were tossed vainly upon the wall of possibility. Just when the hope of inspiration was beginning to ebb, a resounding splat echoed across the lightning’s of our sentience…Swine Flute Prime.

With grins of delight, our journey began. What emerged was a pig with 3D holes on his back. We called our good friends at Bazillion to provide some down-home audio and Swiny Prime started banging out tunes in barnyards and lofts across the world.

No animals were harmed in the creation of this application, although one of our developers did develop a rather twisted affection for overalls.

You can play along with one of six songs:

  • Potbelly Waltz
  • Moonshine Madness
  • Ridgeback Rock
  • Swine Country
  • Cream Corn Shuffle
  • Hog town Blues

You can also solo over your choice of beats which include:

  • Cowbell
  • Armpit Farts
  • Spoons
  • Knee Slappin’
  • Triangle
  • BLT
  • Chicken Club
  • Poultry Pluck
  • Mud Pit Groovin’

CLIENT

AGENCY

PROJECT ROLE

  • Design
  • Development

TOOLS

  • Objective-C

FEATURES

FAQs

How do I play Swiny?

Touch the holes on Swiny’s back with your fingers. Every time you touch a hole, a new sound comes out!

How do I select a song or beat?

When you can see Swiny, touch the gear underneath him with a finger. A new screen will pop up that has two lists. One list has six songs and the other has nine beats. Touch the song or beat that you want to play along with and it will start playing. Now touch the back button at the top and Swiny will come back and you can start playing the notes you want.

Does Swiny make other sounds?

Yes! Run your finger over his tail. Try rubbing and touching his head. Stroke that hog’s belly for toots of pure pork delight! You can make him squeal if you shake the whole phone.

I can't hear anything?

Turn the volume up a little bit.

It doesn’t work.

Hogs are fickle creatures. If you are sure you are doing everything correct, you might need contact us at talk@propaganda3.com so we can have one of our vets look into it.

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