Iqa'at: Arabic Rhythms

Iqa'at: Arabic Rhythms

by MuSikah, LLC

21 ratings
7 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 29, 2018
  • September 25, 2018

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Explore over 80 Arabic rhythms categorized by style, featuring authentic Middle Eastern percussion. Adjust tempo smoothly and practice loops. Includes a help section for musical notation.

80+ Iqa'a rhythms
6 rhythm categories
Adjustable tempo
Authentic percussion sounds
Auto-looping practice
Help page for notation
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What's New in Iqa'at

3.1

September 25, 2018

- Added loading screen for in-app purchases.

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In-App Purchases

$3.99

Unlock 25 Muwashahat Rhythm

Unlock 25 Muwashahat Rhythm with Variations

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Very helpful to learn the Arabic rhythms

Great app for arabic rhythms

This app was very helpful in learning about arabic rhythms. This specifically helpful for people that are not familiar with arabic music. Highly recommended! Great job.

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FAQ

What are the rhythm categories available in Iqa'at?

Iqa'at offers six rhythm categories: Sha'abi (Folk), Khaliji, Dabke, Taqsim, Muwashahat, and Kuwaiti. These cover a wide range of traditional Arabic musical styles.

Can I change the speed of the rhythms in Iqa'at?

Yes, you can smoothly change the tempo of any playing rhythm in Iqa'at without affecting its quality. This allows for flexible practice at different speeds.

What instruments are featured in Iqa'at?

The app features rhythms played on various Middle Eastern percussion instruments, including Derbake, Riqq, Bandir, Tabl Baladi, Tabl Bahri, and Tar.

Does Iqa'at help users learn musical notation?

Yes, Iqa'at includes a dedicated Help page designed for users who are not familiar with Staff notation or musical symbols. This aids in understanding the presented rhythms.

Is Iqa'at available on Android devices?

Currently, Iqa'at is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Information regarding Android availability is not provided in the app data.

How often is Iqa'at updated?

The latest version of Iqa'at is 3.1, which was last updated on September 25, 2018. The update frequency is not consistently high based on this data.

What is the user rating for Iqa'at?

Iqa'at has a user rating of 4.1 stars based on 21 ratings. This indicates generally positive user reception.

Does Iqa'at contain advertisements?

No, Iqa'at does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases.