Heck yeah!
Some features are behind a small pay wall, but almost everything the average player needs is available for free and at a high quality.
TenorPicker1Not for beginners
This app assumes you have a basic understanding of musical knowledge.
It will not teach you that. You have to have a foundation before using this app.
It’s very confusing for me and I cannot understand how to get started or what the target is.
Only spend the $ if you know what you are doing
It will not teach you that. You have to have a foundation before using this app.
It’s very confusing for me and I cannot understand how to get started or what the target is.
Only spend the $ if you know what you are doing
User friendliness
As for the chords I am ok with showing me one chord with the notes then I can build a chord from the picture. My problem is getting out. Of the APP when I am done with it. The only way I have found is to click on write a review. You need to put an exit selection in.
Crashes upon opening every time
This has been my favorite app to learn mandolin with for YEARS! But it crashes every single time I open it now. Is there an update?
I’m using iPhone 13 mini with the latest iOS.
I’m using iPhone 13 mini with the latest iOS.
It works. It’s worth it. But ugly, with annoying start-up sound
It’s useful, and I bought the custom CGDA tuning I needed for my tenor guitar. Thank you, kind developer, it gets the job done 🙏🏻
On the other hand, it’s fully skeuomorphic, which makes it look and feel 10 years out of date. It starts every time with a questionably-useful home screen mode. And it always plays a start-up sound, which apparently I can’t configure to shut up.
So, while useful, and worth it, it’s not a _joy_ to use. And the start-up noise is super obnoxious.
I would give it 4 stars if the start up sound could be turned off. And 5 if the home screen was removed, or the app opened on the actual functionality. With these improvements, it could be a fast and indispensable app to support band practices or memory-refreshing while waiting in a queue. Otherwise, its clunkiness makes me want to open it as little as possible, with my phone muted.
On the other hand, it’s fully skeuomorphic, which makes it look and feel 10 years out of date. It starts every time with a questionably-useful home screen mode. And it always plays a start-up sound, which apparently I can’t configure to shut up.
So, while useful, and worth it, it’s not a _joy_ to use. And the start-up noise is super obnoxious.
I would give it 4 stars if the start up sound could be turned off. And 5 if the home screen was removed, or the app opened on the actual functionality. With these improvements, it could be a fast and indispensable app to support band practices or memory-refreshing while waiting in a queue. Otherwise, its clunkiness makes me want to open it as little as possible, with my phone muted.
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