How To Add Background Music To Iphone Video

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As the iPhone's popularity grows, it's easy to see there's far more the device can do than just make calls and track your calorie intake. For creative types, the iPhone (and iPod touch) can actually transform into an instrument simply by downloading an app. Below we've collected 10 musical performances, from iconic movie themes to classic rock, so sit back, relax and enjoy the show.

Star Wars Theme

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The force is definitely with this Star Wars fan, because this clip sounds just like the real thing. This Ocarina application by Sonic Mule makes for a pretty cool performance, especially with the added light show.

Christmas Medley

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Yeah, we know, it's June and not December. But this Christmas medley, crafted with Ocarina by Sonic Mule, is way too amazing to resist. Besides, there's never really a bad time for a techno version of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."

"Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2"

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iPhone musical renditions clearly aren't reserved just for pop songs. This musician has a whole YouTube channel dedicated to tunes he plays on not one, but two iPhones. We think this classical piece, played with the MiniPiano app from Junpei Wada, is the most impressive.

"Oye Como Va"

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This Santana pick is awesome because a) the artist actually plays with the real music track and b) he improvises, showing how much musical flexibility Spoonjack's iBone app has in the right hands.

"Cracklin' Rosie"

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This musician made it all over the blogosphere with his four-iPhone guitar rendition of "Cracklin' Rosie," created with the Pocket StompBox and iShred and Guitar by Frontier Design. Honestly, if you were just listening without the video, you couldn't even tell he's playing on a cell phone.

"Twist and Shout"

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Okay, we admit the cheesy factor on this video is way up there, but you've got to hand it to the guy for creating an entire one-man music video with just him and several iPhone apps: KanonDrum, Bassist by MooCowMusic and Frontier Design iShred guitars.

"Love Story"

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Country cutie Taylor Swift should be flattered by this band's rendition of her hit song, which is skillfully performed with Band and Bassist by MooCowMusic as well as PocketGuitar by Shinya Kasatani.

"Life Is Greater Than the Internet"

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This video is particularly impressive because it's an original piece by iBand, a group of musicians who wrote and performed the song using two iPhones and an iPod touch with Pianist, Guitarist and Drummer by MooCowMusic and BeatMaker by Intua. The YouTube video was recorded live through a mixing table, with the voice added afterward.

"Numb"

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While this song is a little more amateur than the rest of our picks, it shows what even a novice can do with the MiniPiano by Junpei Wada.

"Follow Me Down"

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The Israeli band FeelAbouT played this original song live in May 2009 in Tel Aviv, Israel, solely using iShred, MooCowMusic's Band and MiniPiano.

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How To Add Background Music To Iphone Video

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