Orientation problems
I bought this because it was the most expensive, so I figured it was the best. Didn’t give it much of a chance though. I want the thick strings at the top and couldn’t figure a way to do that, so I went to another one
Chanting the Psalms
If your needs are simple, as mine are, iAutoharp serves the purpose. I use it for chord accompaniment to chanting the Psalms. In the future, I hope the developer will add a sustaining feature for smoother transitions from one chord to another.
Fun and nice but limited
I love playing this but I would love it more if I could use audiobus to record it and I would love it most if I could record the midi output.
Spoiled by poor sampling
It's a pity that this programme which has some some good features is spoiled by the poor sampling of the harp sound. What should be bright and clear tones sound as if they're being heard through muffled curtains. This results in a muddy and lacklustre sound.
As I say this is a pity since the concept is good and the chord selections impressive. I was disappointed to have paid almost £2 on this. It it certainly isn't worth that and I wouldn't recommend it without a dramatic improvement in tonal quality.
As I say this is a pity since the concept is good and the chord selections impressive. I was disappointed to have paid almost £2 on this. It it certainly isn't worth that and I wouldn't recommend it without a dramatic improvement in tonal quality.
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Great Great but room for improvement
This Autoharp is as good as a q cord or omnichord with one exception...it just isn't loud enough. Sound just went out on it. I wish they could fix the sound on it!
