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It's great to get such a glowing review from Andy on one of the TWiT Network's most popular shows. Longer term, I'd watch out for Tonara: they say their app ca
by troymc 15y ago
It's great to get such a glowing review from Andy on one of the TWiT Network's most popular shows.
Longer term, I'd watch out for Tonara: they say their app can listen to what's actually being played and follow along, even if there are dozens of simultaneous notes. Scoble interviewed them recently: http://scobleizer.com/2011/09/15/tonara-an-ipad-app-for-musicians/ http://scobleizer.com/2011/09/15/tonara-an-ipad-app-for-musi...
- Gring 15y agoYep, Tonara is much farther advanced. The app turning the pages automatically is a fantastic helper when playing the piano, where your hands are constantly on the keys. It really works, and works well - I'm using it constantly. Unfortunately, Tonara has a very limited store: Etude has Lady Gaga, Nora Jones, the Beatles etc. while Tonara only has classical composers. Also, Tonara doesn't allow users to add their own compositions, and they have publicly said that they will oppose against this public wish (http://getsatisfaction.com/tonara/topics/when_can_i_add_my_own_sheet_music http://getsatisfaction.com/tonara/topics/when_can_i_add_my_o...). Not a good strategy if you ask me. This is still very early in the game.