Amazing app! SO much quality harmonica content and Bryn’s music is incredible
I would recommend it to any fan of Bryn’s music AND any harmonica player regardless of playing level. There’s enough study material here for a decade of practice, and so many great tips, songs, and riffs to work on. Honestly really impressive.
Misleading
This seems to be misleading. When I first checked out the app, it seems to be ready for someone to start learning how to play the harmonica for free then upgrade as you get better. So I downloaded the app and it wanted me to upgrade immediately.
Amazing app! SO much quality content
I would recommend it to any harmonica player regardless of playing level. There’s enough study material here for a decade of practice, and so many great tips, songs, and riffs to work on. Honestly really impressive.
BENDR Review by Thomas Wewers
Bryn has cooked up something really unique here. One of a kind for the instrument, this may be the most detailed resource available to the aspiring harmonica enthusiast at the click of a button. BENDR is a comprehensive guide for all things harp and is as impressive as it is fun to navigate through.
On a personal note, it is wonderful to see Bryn’s commitment to preserving and sharing my late uncle Manfred’s lifelong passion and dedication to the harp. He would be thrilled and I feel grateful that his contributions have a place to be shared.
Well done, Bryn!
On a personal note, it is wonderful to see Bryn’s commitment to preserving and sharing my late uncle Manfred’s lifelong passion and dedication to the harp. He would be thrilled and I feel grateful that his contributions have a place to be shared.
Well done, Bryn!
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$10/mo is too high
I would want to use this platform for years, but $10 for the low tier account is exorbitant ($30/mo for the professional tier). It’s difficult to decide on that type of commitment with a 14-day trial.
That said, it seems like a great tool. I’d probably sign on with an annual subscription of $30.
That said, it seems like a great tool. I’d probably sign on with an annual subscription of $30.
