Developed by researcher Jay Silver, 'Singing Fingers' is an interactive iPad app that allows you to paint using your fingers while recording your voice.

Users can start off with finger-painting on the interface—which is just a blank canvas—and as they sing or speak, the app will record every sound made. These sounds can then be played back by retracing the painting on the iPad screen.

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Update: 'Singing Fingers' was in fact developed by both Eric Rosenbaum and Jay Silver and not just Silver himself as indicated in the article. Apologies for the mistake!


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