JazzNode vs Beatmonster

Where's the jazz in Asia tonight? Open JazzNode and find out. From gigs and artists to venues and festivals — it's all in one place. —— Where's the jazz tonight? —— • 20 cities across Asia and counting: Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Yokohama, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo, Seoul, Busan, Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and more. • Filter by date, city, venue, or the musicians you love to zero in on the gig you want — fast. • Set times, cover charges, full lineups — every detail, right there. • One-tap directions, so even the hopelessly lost can find the jazz. • Curious who's on stage? JazzNode lays out their story and musical journey — no musician stays a stranger. —— Asia's jazz festivals, all in one place —— • Asia's most important jazz festivals: schedules, stages and every lineup, fully covered. • Not just this year — flip back edition by edition. Which year, which stage, who took it: it's all searchable. • Tap into any stage to see who played that day, and follow the ones you like. • We keep documenting these festivals, building — piece by piece — a treasury of Asian jazz. —— Follow your jazz world —— • Follow the artists, venues and festivals you love — the moment they announce a new gig, you'll get a notification, poster included. • See a show you want to catch? Save it to your calendar in one tap. • Switch on Nearby gig radar and we'll give you a nudge when live jazz is happening close by. • The Jazz Magazine — go deeper into the scene, anytime. —— Your jazz diary —— • Gig log: keep a record of every show you've been to, and add your own photos from the night. • Year in review: how many shows, which cities, who you heard most — all on one page, ready to share. • Badges: from your very first follow, unlock jazz badges along the way. —— JazzNode Premium: your jazz travel companion (optional) —— • Trip mode: pick a city and your dates, and JazzNode lines up a clash-free gig for every night. A briefing arrives the night before you leave, a reminder each afternoon on the road, and your shows land in your gig log when you're back. • Custom radars: set your criteria, and new gigs that match come to you. • Listening insights: who you hear most, the instruments you love, who plays with whom. • Everything that's free today stays free. —— Made for iPhone —— • Ask Siri for tonight's events, or find them in Spotlight — no setup needed. • Home Screen widgets keep tonight's nearby gigs and your artists' next shows in view. • Text too small? Choose Standard, Large or Extra Large — or let JazzNode follow your iPhone's Text Size. • Sign in with Apple, and unlock with Face ID. —— Works without a connection —— • Travel without the worry — open it online once and take it offline with you. • No signal at the door? My Tickets still shows your QR code and the venue's address. • Venues, artists, festivals and lineups all browse offline, with search and city filters, in all six languages. —— Made for artists & venues —— • Reach jazz fans directly and build your own community. • Full page-editing tools to build a profile that works like your own official site. • A built-in insights center puts the numbers behind it all in your hands. • Team management built in — run it solo or with your whole crew. • Full six-language support, so reaching jazz fans worldwide is effortless. —— On privacy —— • No third-party tracking, no ad identifiers — just a clean browsing experience. • JazzNode runs entirely on its own first-party analytics. Your data stays yours. Built by jazz musicians, for the jazz community. Available in English, 中文, 日本語, 한국어, ภาษาไทย and Bahasa Indonesia. Questions or feedback: hello@jazznode.com Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ JazzNode Terms of Service: https://jazznode.com/en/legal/terms Privacy Policy: https://jazznode.com/en/legal/privacy

[PRACTISING EVERY DAY IS THE HARD PART] You already own a metronome. You already own a tuner. The thing that actually breaks down is showing up every day. BeatMonster makes practice time something you can see — the longer you practise with the metronome running, the bigger your dinosaur gets. ◆ PRACTISE WITH THE METRONOME, YOUR DINO GROWS ◆ Pick a dinosaur as your practice buddy. It grows on your practice time: egg, baby, growing, grown — four stages. The 20 minutes you put in today don't vanish. They live in your buddy. ◆ TEN MINUTES A DAY UNLOCKS YOUR CHECK-IN ◆ Practise 10 minutes to unlock today's check-in, and the day streak builds up. Every check-in cracks your egg a little; five check-ins hatch a new buddy. Miss a day and the streak starts over — that's what keeps you picking the instrument up. Set a daily reminder time and your phone nudges you, so you never break the streak just by forgetting. ◆ TWELVE DINOSAURS, ALL EARNED ◆ Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Raptor, Pteranodon, T-Rex and more — twelve in total. Duplicates unlock alternate colours, and there are rare shiny variants. The Dex shows how far you've raised each one. ◆ A METRONOME THAT DOESN'T DRIFT ◆ Every beat is scheduled against the device's hardware clock, so a two-hour session stays dead on. • 40-240 BPM, with Tap Tempo • Time signatures: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 6/8, 7/8 • Eighths, triplets and 16ths • Accent, normal, soft or mute on each individual beat • Four click tones, plus a visual beat light • Tempo Trainer: +1 BPM every few bars, to work a hard passage up to speed ◆ KEEP IT RUNNING WHILE YOU READ THE CHART ◆ Switch to a PDF score or a backing track and the metronome keeps going, mixed with your other audio. It still sounds with the ringer switch off — when you're practising, you need to hear it. Pull your headphones out and it stops instantly, so it never blares from the speaker. ◆ TUNER BUILT IN ◆ No second app. Guitar, bass, ukulele and strings all work, and the low E string won't get read an octave high. ◆ NEVER STUCK ON HOW IT WORKS ◆ There's a "?" beside each of the six main features. Tap it and it tells you what that one does. ◆ A CLEAN PLACE TO PRACTISE ◆ No account to create, no ads, and your practice history stays on your device. Pick up your instrument and play. Your first dinosaur is waiting in its egg.