Great for trying new ideas
I use it when I’m trying to create ideas quickly. It helps me get a sense of flow, and what chords progressions work best. It’s most helpful when I try the progressions in the other versions and compare the different variations.
Love ‘em
I really get a lot use out of these app’s.
A little awkward to navigate at first but once you see there way it all makes sense.
A little awkward to navigate at first but once you see there way it all makes sense.
Doesn’t Work - No Support, No Manual, Unintuitive
The app doesn’t allow you to edit the chords they supply. Buyer beware.
Brilliant
Like every app in the Sessionband collection, brilliant.
Poor edit page
Good loops but the whole app is not well designed.
No pause/play button in the edit screen.
This basic feature has been requested for years but developers don’t listen.
The app needs updates based on users’ feedback.
No pause/play button in the edit screen.
This basic feature has been requested for years but developers don’t listen.
The app needs updates based on users’ feedback.
Great apps.
Only if I could have a...
A kind of one stop button with a Fermata for anywhere in song.
A fill in button for any measure.
Writing option for mute and solo.
Asking for more, sorry, what about midi triggering?, thank you.
Any how, fantastic apps.
A kind of one stop button with a Fermata for anywhere in song.
A fill in button for any measure.
Writing option for mute and solo.
Asking for more, sorry, what about midi triggering?, thank you.
Any how, fantastic apps.
Just brilliant!
Another superb offering from the SB guys.
This one is right up my street - I'm teaching myself piano/keys/music prod, and I mainly use these loops as playalongs AND to deconstruct how songs are produced AND to work out the rhythm patterns in individual loops.
I know how to build just about any chord (given time) but these loops help me to learn how to GROOVE i.e play interesting rhythm variations; also help me to make changes quicker and slicker; figure out what voicings Tom is playing, ear-training, etc.
This will keep me busy for ages!
This one is right up my street - I'm teaching myself piano/keys/music prod, and I mainly use these loops as playalongs AND to deconstruct how songs are produced AND to work out the rhythm patterns in individual loops.
I know how to build just about any chord (given time) but these loops help me to learn how to GROOVE i.e play interesting rhythm variations; also help me to make changes quicker and slicker; figure out what voicings Tom is playing, ear-training, etc.
This will keep me busy for ages!
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