Ses gelmiyor
Portatif org pro yükledim iPhone 11 hiç bir şekilde ses gelmiyor
Fully Problematic
When ı trying to play it Sounds are always crackling. ADSR settings are not sensitive. You shold fix it.
Ritim sorunu
Ücretli sürümü aldım ritimlerin çoğu çalışmıyor. Metronomda sorun var tempoyu artırmaya çalıştığımda dengesizce hızlanıyor.Yeni Türk ritimleri de yüklenmeli destek rica ediyorum.
Portable orgue
Ça ne marche pas merci ,de me rembourser
OK. But for $1.99, it’s still OK
The sounds in here appear to be sampled— most of them, anyway.
The drum patterns are terrific, which is what drew me to this, although some of the loops sound obviously like loops, with resonances cut off on some of them.
The bowed strings definitely sound synthesized, and only last for around one second, which makes them virtually useless. But I have other apps for those anyway. It is also impossible to make drones (dams) with the short sounds.
But the sounds of plucked strings are really quite usable, as long as they’re not run together, as the samples play through, regardless of how long or short you hold the key down.
Overall, its strongest use is for the drum loops, and for making music with 5/8, 7/8, and a couple of other patterns not commonly found outside of Western Top 40-type music, but it’s also cool to hear the sounds of instruments perhaps unfamiliar to Western ears.
It’s two bucks. What the heck? :-)
The drum patterns are terrific, which is what drew me to this, although some of the loops sound obviously like loops, with resonances cut off on some of them.
The bowed strings definitely sound synthesized, and only last for around one second, which makes them virtually useless. But I have other apps for those anyway. It is also impossible to make drones (dams) with the short sounds.
But the sounds of plucked strings are really quite usable, as long as they’re not run together, as the samples play through, regardless of how long or short you hold the key down.
Overall, its strongest use is for the drum loops, and for making music with 5/8, 7/8, and a couple of other patterns not commonly found outside of Western Top 40-type music, but it’s also cool to hear the sounds of instruments perhaps unfamiliar to Western ears.
It’s two bucks. What the heck? :-)
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