Experience the sound of the Shofar directly on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Select from various Shofar calls like Tekiah, Shavarim, Teruah, and Tekiah Gedolah to hear authentic recordings. Ensure your device's volume is up and vibrate is off for optimal listening.
βListen to Shofar sounds
βTekiah, Shavarim, Teruah calls
βTekiah Gedolah sound
βAuthentic recordings
βJewish app
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What users say about Shofar
Reviews of Shofar are mixed: the Reference app is rated 2.1/5 from 18 App Store ratings. What users like most: works great for some users, pleasing shofar sounds. Top complaints: does not work for many users, no sound at all. Summarized from real user reviews.
Tekiahs are too high pitched and the Tekiah Gedolah is only 1 second longer than the regular Tekiah.
Bug
Each sound worse than the other.
Bug
Sounds like dragging furniture across the room.
Bug
Sounds are OK but they cut off too abruptly.
Bug
Tekiah sounds like it came from a different shofar than shevarim and teruah?
Bug
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Requested Features
5 requests
Full set of blasts with one press
Feature
More than one choice of shofar (e.g., Yemenite version)
Feature
Explanation of each sound's meaning
Feature
Write-up of each sound
Feature
Add succession of tekiah shevarim teruah
Feature
FAQ
What does this app do?
This application allows you to listen to various Shofar sounds directly on your iPhone or iPod Touch. You can select different Shofar calls such as Tekiah, Shavarim, Teruah, and Tekiah Gedolah to hear authentic recordings.
How do I hear the Shofar sounds?
To hear the Shofar sounds, you must ensure that your device's vibrate function is turned off and that the volume is turned up while you are using the application. These settings are crucial for the audio to play correctly.
Is this app free to use?
Yes, this application is offered as a free present. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating it is completely free for users.
What are the common use cases for this app?
This app is primarily for listening to Shofar sounds for personal enjoyment or religious observance. It's a simple way to access these specific sounds without needing a physical Shofar.