Dusty Strings 16/15 Dulcimer User Reviews

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せっかく買ったが

第10世代のiPadには対応していないのか、もともとの仕様なのか、ダルシマーの右半分しか演奏出来ず……
初心者なので楽器を触る前にとこちらのアプリを試してみたのですが、何も分からず購入してしまったのを後悔しています。

Terrible!

It’s not a good size. It doesn’t fit the screen and doesn’t rotate. It also sounds like it desperately needs tuning. I can’t get past that part to want it to be enjoyable with the limited area and I play it.

I’d like a refund please. I can’t find anywhere to request a refund or contact support.

Love it but it keeps turning the sound off mysteriously

I’m not sure why this keeps happening but I’ve had to uninstall the app and reinstall it twice and I’ve only had it for one day. Otherwise I am loving it. It’s actually pulling me to play my tunes on the app rather than on my actual hammered dulcimer for the novelty of it right now. If only I can just figure out what’s causing the loss of sound I’ll be completely happy.
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great app

Best money I have spent in a long time. fun to try picking out tunes by ear, we’ll worth the money. I can use it with ear buds and practice tunes during the wee hours of the morning.

Response from developer

The numbers next to the note names are the octave number for the note. The standard is that middle C on the piano is C3, one octave above that is C4, one octave below that is C2. The format I'm using is very standard for labeling notes and very helpful since there are multiple copies of the same note on a hammered dulcimer. For example the note A4 occurs in three different places, once on each bridge. The numbers help people find the notes, it would be confusing to remove them.