Category : Music & Audio
Would love to see advertised features brought to the Android version. Maybe if you were more transparent about why features are brought to iOS and not Android, people would be more understanding. It's really frustrating to deal with an inferior app due to the smartphone platform I use (and one that has a much larger install base compared to iOS). It would be great to know WHY it's so difficult to bring these features to Android when the features don't seem dependent on phone architecture.
I normally don't write reviews but I think it's B.S. that most of the cool features you see in the demos on youtube aren't available on the android version and they conveniently forget to mention this anywhere. [edit] replying to jamtracks comments... Sorry bro but the lack of features in the android version should be documented HERE, not on youtube. I DIDN'T BUY IT FROM YOUTUBE. My review stands...
Non-returnable, non-refundable. This app is great on iOS and dramatically less robust on Android. All the demos on Youtube and online have features that are NOT available in the Android verrsion. Had to block payment because Google will not allow me to get a refund.
I have the iOS version that has all the jazz standards. I cannot find those here in this Android Verizon I just purchased. What's the problem? Thanks
there is too little content ! cannot create nor import tracks ! cannot edit existing tracks ! the polyrythm feature is great but not letting me having my own progressions really misses the point of jazz
It's totally different from the youtube reviews and their site. Very limited and awkward.
Great sounds, fun to play along and practice.
10 points to Gryffindor.
I love it
Where have you been all my life? After ireal this IS the next thing. Just get it. Support it. And look forward to more developments from this fine app. Congratulations whoever thought of this. A real musicians tool.
So this is awesome! I can take it anywhere, and practice
Works great on my Pixel 4a5g! This is a jazz oriented, blues capable, and worth some learning, probably other gerne supporting app. The sound quality is quite good for practicing but the loops repeat verbatim, without variants, so it would get boring in a live situation without at least a second or third instrument, or am I missed it? That said, the poly timings are great if you're into complex timings. There aren't any other apps I know of that do this. For the price, it's a bargain, IMO.