Simple and reliable
Works good like all the Bud apps
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Response from developer
Hi, I wish you were email me before the one-star bombing. The app is working very well, though I'd love to help you, please explain your issue and I'll help you.
Great arpeggiator
I can’t understand the previous review. The arpeggiator is great and super flexible. If you don’t understand how it works in AUM juat watch some tutorial. Super easy.
CCarloAlbert
Love it but…
I prefer his “kebarp”
Nnathansnow1983
This is definitely my most used arp app
ArpBud 2 is my main arpeggiator. For basic arpeggiation and lets you choose the notes and scales (and octaves), I make great arps out my chord progressions. It’s does justice for trap music
BEB-Bop ENe
NOT a Step Sequencer - BEWARE
SooOOoooo one way to view an arpeggio is as a pattern of notes, aka "a sequence". SooOOoooo you'd think if you had 8 steps and you put the first step as 1 (the root), then second as 3, the third step as 5 and the fourth step as 8..... then played or "fed" this App a note, say a C note. Well you would "THINK" you'd get or generate 1, 3, 5 and 8.
NO, not at all. It doesn't even make sense. WHY? Why tell or indicate to the app what notes, or relative notes to play for a sequence; and then you have to supply the app with more than one note?
NO, not at all. It doesn't even make sense. WHY? Why tell or indicate to the app what notes, or relative notes to play for a sequence; and then you have to supply the app with more than one note?
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EeVio-4-Jesus
Response from developer
Yes, it’s an arpeggiator. Not a step sequencer, like you said. It needs the chord input from you, and it will arpeggiate it in the note order you designed. What is the problem?
