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Loving the App
I’m beginner at drums and intermediate at guitar. I love the voice option. 1 e + a 2 e + a....etc! And it records all my practice times and you can print them out in PDF! Like a report! You can easily track your practices. How long. What you did or what bpm u worked on yesterday or last week! Everything is recorded with the Polynome. I just back it up and it’s stored! I got the $20. Well worth it. Even though I have free metronome apps. I haven’t even scratched the surface with this thing. Just what I was looking for!!! Only thing missing is a bigger PAUSE BUTTON!!! Thanks for the quick email replies Joe!!!!
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Response from developer
Thanks for the great review. I love hearing how you use it and I’m so pleased you find all the Practice Log features useful. I’ll have a think about the pause button. ~ Joe
Amazing reading practice for bassist and more
Amazing way to learn, read and hear polyrhythms to improve my reading for bass. Also, great rehabilitation/therapy for helping regain coordination all while learning to play the drums. I love that I can do rudimentary work on a snare and tapping my feet to an additional rhythm. Not doing polyrhythms like that yet...yet. But I’m gonna try and work my way there. Great playlists for rudiment work. Thanks.
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Awesome on iOS
Great on iOS. Can we please get it in windows
Two app versions
The difference between the pro and the normal version could be made more obvious.
Simply the best!
I started with Pyramide and switched to Polynome very early. Not only the program wich is made by a genious drummer, also the support by Joe is absolut outstanding.There is no need to spend time to look for other solutions. Polynome covers nearly all requirements. Tnx. for your great work.
Great Tool
Keeps track of practice with ease. Quite easy to use. Capable of very advanced musical situations. It has become an essential practice and logging tool for me. Bass and guitar.
Truly the ultimate metronome
Speaking as a pianist and not a drummer, I discovered PolyNome when searching for apps to help with impossibly complex polyrhythms (3 against 4 against 5 against 7, all at once!) for a new piece I was set to premiere. Playing these polyrhythms accurately would have literally been impossible without such a tool. It turns out that PolyNome is capable of playing such complex rhythms and much more. The developer, Joe, was more than kind enough to help me get started, since this piece was a more advanced application of the app. PolyNome made it possible for me to learn the piece accurately in time for the premiere (after which I fell over brain-dead in exhaustion!). Since then it's proved itself as the ultimate metronome and a helpful practice tool. Enthusiastically recommended to any musician who needs to practice complex rhythms as well as simple ones.
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Yah I bought PolyNome now it says I don’t have it
I purchased PolyNome pro and had my metronome . Now they did something new .now I can’t use anything . Says I have to go premium. Not cool . They should grandfather people in . Or something just not delete them. Won’t be buying this or using it anymore. Scam!!!!
One of a Kind
This app has many features that may seem intimidating at first, however, once you get used to them this app easily becomes one, if not the best metronome-type app out there. This app is worth every penny and I’m very happy with my purchase!
Incredibly Useful for Drummers Running Click For Bands
As a gigging drummer, I was searching for a highly customizable tool for click generation for live performance. After experimenting with a variety of apps (Tempo Advance, Pro Metronome), I discovered PolyNome Pro, and although I’m only scratching the surface of its features, I must say that this metronome app is one of a kind. In fact to call this a metronome app understates its capabilities because of the sequencer programming functions. Let me highlight just two features that make this app immediately useful for a drummer who is running a click track to send to band members in a live performance context. First, most metronome apps will only give you a handful of click tones that your bandmates will not find pleasing to have in their mix. Polynome offers an amazing library of sounds to use for click, from digital beeps to layers of percussion. You will find something palatable for everyone among these sounds. Second, Polynome enables you to create customizable voice count-ins for songs. For a band with all members on in-ear monitors, the ability to start a song with a “silent “count off is a game changer that will improve transitions between songs and professionalize the presentation of your stage show. All from a simple iphone or iPad Mini. I would encourage any drummer using click in a band to give Polynome a try before deploying bulkier and costlier setups.
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Response from developer
Thanks for such a great review. I’m so pleased you’re finding it useful in your band. I thoroughly road tested PolyNome on over a thousand gigs and added a lot of features related to playing in a band (since that’s what I was mainly using it for). My band wasn’t on in ears so I never used it like this. I love to hear how people use the app.
Simply awesome!
This is the best time keeping tool I have ever come across. At first I considered a hardware metronome to free myself from Apple, but could not justify spending two to three times more for a battery operated device that loses my custom presets when the battery dies. I especially love the big numbers that I can point towards my bandmates during practice. That helps the whole group practice better.
I haven’t used all the features yet that come with Polynome Pro, but so far I am thrilled.
I haven’t used all the features yet that come with Polynome Pro, but so far I am thrilled.
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Love dis ting!
Ever since I caught on to this app - it is my primary go to app on all my devices and computer!
Worth every penny
Worth every penny
Response from developer
Thank you! I’m glad to hear PolyNome has become your go-to app.
Can you publish a Chinese version?
thnak you!
This app is a nightmare
Supercool app. But I am way to dumb to use it. Way too complicated. Way to difficult to understand anything the app it does. I’ve exhausted all my email addresses just trying to sign in to library. Can’t reset password. .. the most frustrating experience of my life.
Response from developer
Hi James, I’m glad you think the app is supercool. I wish that instead of leaving a 1-star review you would have just emailed me at support@polynome.net. I’m always available and usually respond within 24 hours. It’s easy to fix your sign in issues and I can help with anything you don’t understand about the app. If you see this reply, please email me and we’ll get everything sorted. Best, Joe
Too Many. Too Difficult
When I bought this app it was straight forward and easy to use. Now it's much more difficult and often does unwanted things that are difficult to remedy. Help is also poor and difficult to use as it uses internal jargon.
Response from developer
Thanks for leaving a review. I’m very sorry to hear that you think it’s more difficult to use. I spent a long time reworking the UI in order to make it more intuitive and easier to use. I understood that it might be confusing for long time users, but I created a new Getting Started guide (in the menu) that should clear everything up. Please have a read of that and, if you still have questions, just send me an email (support@polynome.net). I answer emails very quickly and will help you with any issues you’re having.
AMAZING !!!
POLYNOME IS A GREAT TOOL FOR ALL MUSICIANS !!
Languages
Need add translations. Spanish for example
First Impressions
I just got the app today & I absolutely love it so far. It is very feature rich. I only wish this awesome application has a few features as I'm a self taught classical pianist, I no expert with rhythm but some features I would like are:
1. A 2nd flash bar. I find the flash really helpful. This critical feature would be for seq2 (having it for polyrhythms would be a super nice touch too) I need practice polyrhythms. seening where the flashes line up and the length of the flash bar indicating how long to hold the note(beat) would be
nice.
2. I'm not sure if it's possible yet, but for the metronome, the ability to adjust the beat value of the metronome. (1, 2 ,4, 8, 16 and adding in dotted versions. [32nd notes? im trying to learn to trill]. For example seeing and hearing 8th notes in 4/4 time, If we have the 2nd flash bar we, can subdivide seq2 to play 16th notes [32nd if possible :)] I think that may be easier to set up more things to see when playing. (A song example is Bumble Bee Boogie. Its in 4/4, the left hand plays 8th notes and the Right hand has a lot of 16th notes) I think I can get the same effect setting the time signature to 8/8 but not sure, and you would have to do more math with tempo either doubling or halving it to get the tempo you want.
3. Not a biggie and its ok if it's not there, adding the 32nd note subdivision if possible. If there is a way to count them I don't know yet (I'll search later) but so far no other electronic metronome I researched has this feature It doesn't have to be for all tempos. if that is an issue. but it would be great!
Thanks again for this application its just what the doctor ordered!
1. A 2nd flash bar. I find the flash really helpful. This critical feature would be for seq2 (having it for polyrhythms would be a super nice touch too) I need practice polyrhythms. seening where the flashes line up and the length of the flash bar indicating how long to hold the note(beat) would be
nice.
2. I'm not sure if it's possible yet, but for the metronome, the ability to adjust the beat value of the metronome. (1, 2 ,4, 8, 16 and adding in dotted versions. [32nd notes? im trying to learn to trill]. For example seeing and hearing 8th notes in 4/4 time, If we have the 2nd flash bar we, can subdivide seq2 to play 16th notes [32nd if possible :)] I think that may be easier to set up more things to see when playing. (A song example is Bumble Bee Boogie. Its in 4/4, the left hand plays 8th notes and the Right hand has a lot of 16th notes) I think I can get the same effect setting the time signature to 8/8 but not sure, and you would have to do more math with tempo either doubling or halving it to get the tempo you want.
3. Not a biggie and its ok if it's not there, adding the 32nd note subdivision if possible. If there is a way to count them I don't know yet (I'll search later) but so far no other electronic metronome I researched has this feature It doesn't have to be for all tempos. if that is an issue. but it would be great!
Thanks again for this application its just what the doctor ordered!
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The Most Powerful Metronome
Polynome is my daily practice tool. I have different presets and have built playlists to make more efficient and organised practice. I’ve barely scratched the surface of what PolyNome can do and it’s already been of exceptional value. If you’re a musician this has so many useful features- if you’re not a drummer it can BE your drummer - I use PolyNome for both bass guitar and drum practice as well as with students.
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Response from developer
Thanks for such a great review. It’s always nice to hear how non-drummers find it useful.
