Great app
Chords change fine and all appears good I’m sure will get be me inspiration
Neat little program
Every time I try to create a song in my head, I find that I usually end up re-creating a tune that already exists and is well-known. This app gets me out of that rut very nicely.
Only problem is, there is no way I could find that would allow you to save a chord progression you like so you could try something else but go back to the original if you decide you don’t like the new one as much. (I took a screenshot of the one I liked and e-mailed it to myself.)
Regardless, definitely worth the price.
Only problem is, there is no way I could find that would allow you to save a chord progression you like so you could try something else but go back to the original if you decide you don’t like the new one as much. (I took a screenshot of the one I liked and e-mailed it to myself.)
Regardless, definitely worth the price.
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Response from developer
Thank you for the kind words. What you describe is basically why I designed it, as I was having the same problem. Saving the progression is a good feature, I'll look at adding it. If you have a Mac, I have a version on that app store that lets you save and import into Logic, which makes writing so much faster.
Useful, but needs work
Includes modes so more useful than other generators. But....
1. Sus4 & (sometimes dim) chords incorrectly sound as majors.
2. Display only utilises part of the iPad screen, too small.
3. Chosen settings could be displayed instead of buttons.
4. Chords could highlight/underline as played.
5. No choice but tonic as start chord.
6. I Would appreciate option to disable dim (& maybe tonic) chords in a progression.
7. Flaw example in F mixolodian: “F I, Eb I, Eb VII”
1. Sus4 & (sometimes dim) chords incorrectly sound as majors.
2. Display only utilises part of the iPad screen, too small.
3. Chosen settings could be displayed instead of buttons.
4. Chords could highlight/underline as played.
5. No choice but tonic as start chord.
6. I Would appreciate option to disable dim (& maybe tonic) chords in a progression.
7. Flaw example in F mixolodian: “F I, Eb I, Eb VII”
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Good song seed app.
Simplicity is good here. But sustained chords (Csus, Dsus, etc.) only sound as the major. And, no sign at all of any button or link to app support, on the developer’s website.
Do Not Buy This Cheap Product
The audio does not work!
Response from developer
The audio is a rather minor convenience feature if you don't have your instrument readily available. That being said, I'd be more than happy to work on this if you can give me some more info. Like what OS version and what hardware you are running this on. Thanks.
