Category: Mobile Applications

I like the ‘probability’ factor of this drum app. It’s quite good fun to play around with, but I’m not sure where it’ll take me next.

I have to admit that I have really never used this app, except for perhaps once or twice when I first bought it. I thought it might be handy when I set up my music 3G, but it really isn’t, so it goes!

Another early iOS app that didn’t get maintained and just fell by the wayside. It was a shame really as it had potential and others have built on the concepts. It would have been great if it allowed you to bring your own samples in, but it was around before that functionality was available in iOS. Never mind, a nice use of the device in it’s day.

This is a lovely little music making app. Completely simple, no recording, just makes little tunes and that’s all.

I like that, it’s so straightforward.

I was going to delete this little drum machine but decided to give it a quick play first, and I really liked it, so it stays on the music 3G for now, along with the other 300 odd music apps on there, which is almost certainly too many!

I was about to delete this from my 3G, then I gave it a little play and found that actually it’s quite useful in fact. Not a bad little sequencer.

I probably have to say to start with that for £0.69 this is pretty good value. It sounds lovely, it is very playable and has a very good interface, especially for non-musical types. Having said that, I can’t find a save function as yet, if indeed there is one that is.

Still, I’m sure they’ll continue to improve on it.

I was on the verge of deleting this app but had a play first. I’m so glad I did. Whilst is isn’t going to be part of anyone’s toolbox for making tracks in any way, it is great to play about with. It’s a very nice idea for casual music making and so I’ll be keeping it I think.