Salsa Rhythm User Reviews
Customer Experience
~ Based on 184 written reviews from the US App Store.
What users say
Summarized from real user reviews of Salsa Rhythm. Based on 3.4K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Music app.
Positive things
- 👍Great practice tool
- 🎼Helps with musicality and rhythm
- 🎛️Customizable instrument volumes
- 📚Excellent for learning and teaching
- 🕺Useful for dancers and musicians
Negative things
- 🐛Bugs and crashes
- 🔊Limited volume control
- 🤖Robotic sound quality
- 🔍Confusing interface
- 🕰️Tempo issues
Is Salsa Rhythm Safe?
Salsa Rhythm appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Salsa Rhythm is 96/100.
This assessment is based on 3,425 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.
Safety Analysis
~ Based on 3,425 App Store ratings for Salsa Rhythm.
Is Salsa Rhythm Legit?
Salsa Rhythm appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Salsa Rhythm is 90/100.
Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.
Top reviews
When using on Mac, the window is fixed too big and you can’t easily access the controls at the bottom as they ‘hide’ behind the dock - needs a simple fix! The it would be much better.
This app is definitely not for latin percussion aficionados or professionals; enthusiasts and beginners will be satisfied though. The app is just too basic and does not capture the true variety of sounds that can be played in congas for example. It lacks so much. It sounds robotic.
This app is definitely not for latin percussion aficionados or professionals; enthusiasts and beginners will be satisfied though. The app is just too basic and does not capture the true variety of sounds that can be played in congas for example. No wonder the developers do not provide free sample sounds of instruments before the user pays the $3 to download the app. I do not recommend this app this. It lacks so much. It sounds robotic.
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Was a good app but doesn’t play any think
Love this for practicing congas and timbales. Love how you can pick from so many rhythms.
Или добавить русский или добавить возможность записать голос для каждого счета самостоятельно.
The app is very good. We’ve used it in classes and with students multiple times! And I have also hear some of our peers love to use it as well! Question: We are wondering if it is allowable to use on online dance lessons we will be selling soon. Please let us know or how we can discuss an agreement to use the app for our online classes.
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Love this App! So helpful!
Need to add syncopations
Really helps to hear the different instruments
This app has the tools to isolate instruments and allow your ear to really listen and interpret the sounds. Great for dancers trying to acquire more musicality.
There’s little I would change about this app. Perfect for anyone who wants to study Salsa rhythm.
This app is an excellent tool to refine your understanding of the complexities of salsa music. It’s great to practice to, and helps nail the salsa “one” (or “two” if you’re an “on-two” dancer)
Go at your own pace and great UX, efficient and clean to learn. Would give it a try!
Plus it has chord changes and you can tweak things to suit. Excellent practice tool. Was unsure then I found a demo video on YouTube and was sold. The counting voice is pretty bad but you can easy turn it off.
Tempo is in double time, so 120 is really 60. Also would be amazing if some 6/8 could be there too. If we could take a bar of 4/4 and break it up between the 16th notes and then triplets it would be the best app ever. Eg. 4/4/3/3 or 4/3/3/4 etc
Would be 4 star. Just let me use the app I pay for.
As a brass player I can work on my articulation in an idiom. I can vary the tempo and also vary the complexity of the backing.
Sehr gute App für Tänzer zum erlernen und finden der „1“
Die App ist ganz gut wird aber schnell langweilig weil es immer die gleiche Melodie ist. Wäre schön, wenn man unterschiedliche Melodien / Songs auswählen könnte.
