# bitKlavier — user reviews

> 5 indexed App Store user reviews of bitKlavier by Dan Trueman, rated 4.80/5 from 6 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/bitklavier/id1039640781/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/bitklavier/id1039640781.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 5 · 4★ 1 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0

## Most critical reviews (5 lowest-rated)

### 2/5 — App issue- help?

*2017-02-18*

I've been using this app for months and now in all patches, lite or medium mode, a glitch/ pulse sound persists at around 117 bpm, making the app unplayable. Tutorials and videos do not address. Running 10.2.1 on iPad mini 2. Reinstalled several times. Uninstalled other apps. Plenty of storage left. Any known issues? Help? Recording a piece with this app in 3 months and without a fix I'll need to scrap the work....

**Developer response:** Sorry to hear about these issues, and for taking so long to respond. We've been redeveloping bitKlavier from scratch, and it's now totally rewritten and more efficient. We can't guarantee that it will work on older devices, but going forward we imagine this version will work much better everyone!

### 4/5 — By far my favorite non working app

*2022-02-12*

I loved this so much now I dream it will work again 
Some day

### 4/5 — Almost on the bus..why the delay?

*2017-01-11*

Good to see this innovative app getting some development. I think putting IAA ahead of AudioBus was a mistake, but the later is apparently scheduled. Let's hope it comes with state saving, too.

Nic

### 5/5 — Love it!

*2021-11-18*

Can’t believe I didn’t find it any sooner!  Would love to see this quirky little gem available as AUV3 at some point so we can incorporate it into the iOS ecosystem.  Beautiful nonetheless!

### 5/5 — A new era for keyboard playing

*2020-02-17*

I have been using this app since it was first invented, and it has changed the way I make music. 

It is so easy to change settings and immediately hear the consequences that it becomes addictive! Musicians who aren’t accustomed to thinking of themselves as composers will find themselves creating spontaneously and potentially spending hours tinkering with them. In one session, I got carried away with seeing if I could build an accurate machine to perform Reich's piano phase just triggering one note (I could), while in another I set different octaves of the keyboard to trigger metronomes at different tempi and improvised with it.

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