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Square Waves

Square Waves

Listen to your favorite games!

32 ratings
19 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 12, 2020
  • October 6, 2021

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Developer

Alex Busman
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About

Listen to music from classic video games and computers. Import your game music files to create a personal library. Isolate specific instrument lines to help you learn songs.

✓Play music from retro games
✓Import game music files
✓Supports NSF, VGM, GYM, GBS, SPC, AY, HES, KSS, SAP
✓Import from ZIP, RAR, 7ZIP
✓Isolate instrument lines
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What's New in Square Waves

1.2.6

October 6, 2021

Fixes issues with iOS 15

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In-App Purchases

$2.99

Premium

Access playlists and remove all play limits.

User reviews

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Custom album covers

App is great.. it would be nice if I could add my own album covers to playlists though sadly this app isn’t updated anymore
loledd7827loledd7827

great way to listen to snes music!

totally worth the upgrade as-is for the quality and convenience, thanks! would be so great to see a search feature, art uploading/fetching, and queues someday. alphabetical ordering also seems somewhat unusual, but nothing experience-breaking. appreciate the app!
OngodrioOngodrio

Consider finding something else if you want an NSF player.

The app refuses to load several of the NSFs I have, won't even try to let me rename anything, and if I remove anything from my songs list it crashes 100% of the time.
Mike G. (Espilan)Mike G. (Espilan)

Just use chiptune.app instead

This app requires that you upload your own files and then has the gall to demand that you pay money to listen to more than 5 or 6 of the files that YOU uploaded.

chiptune.app (a free website) does everything this app does, and it does them better. Don't waste your time with this.
SomeDemoMainSomeDemoMain

Utterly Perfect - Playlists Would Be Nice

I didn’t know how much I needed this app in my life. Only thing I would add is Playlist support but either way easy Premium purchase.
LonkelleLonkelle
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FAQ

What kind of game music can Square Waves play?

Square Waves specializes in playing music from classic video game consoles and computers. It supports formats like NSF (NES), VGM (Genesis), SPC (SNES), and many others, allowing you to listen to your favorite retro game soundtracks.

How do I add music to Square Waves?

You can add music to Square Waves by importing your game music files directly through your iCloud documents. The app also supports importing files contained within ZIP, RAR, and 7ZIP archives.

Can Square Waves help me learn to play game music?

Yes, Square Waves is designed to help musicians learn game music. It allows you to isolate specific instrument lines, such as the bass line, making it easier to transcribe and practice songs.

What devices is Square Waves available on?

Square Waves is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is rated for ages 4 and up.

Is Square Waves free to use?

Square Waves is free to download and use. It offers in-app purchases, but the core functionality of playing and importing music is available without cost.

How often is Square Waves updated?

The latest version of Square Waves is 1.2.6, which was released on October 6, 2021. This indicates a moderate update frequency, suggesting ongoing support and potential improvements.

What is the user rating for Square Waves?

Square Waves has a user rating of 3.6 stars based on 32 ratings. This suggests a generally positive but mixed reception from its user base.