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Does anyone have good examples of software that meets this criteria? Or places where this type of software can be found? I love the idea here and would love to
by edverma2 2y ago
Does anyone have good examples of software that meets this criteria? Or places where this type of software can be found? I love the idea here and would love to put it into practice but among the disadvantages that small makers suffer against large industry is easy discoverability for their products.
- labcomputer 2y agoI would argue that most of the $3-$10 apps in the iOS app store meet this criteria.
- epiccoleman 2y agoHere are some examples of high quality "indie" software that I use: Transcribe![1] - just a good app for doing music transcription. Pull in a local audio file, slow it down, loop it, etc. Works great, no fuss. I use this for all kinds of things when practicing guitar. Neck Diagrams[2] - the best tool out there for making various kinds of string instrument diagrams (chord diagrams, scale diagrams on a fretboard, that kind of thing). I like the software a lot and it's pretty powerful - though I'll admit I've often thought about trying to eat their lunch, as there's a few things it doesn't do that I'd like to see. [1]: https://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/download_mac.html https://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/download_mac.html [2]: https://www.neckdiagrams.com/ https://www.neckdiagrams.com/
- wildrhythms 2y agoI paid for Pixelmator Pro and I like it a lot. On iPad I paid for Procreate. Both great apps for digital art (about 1/2 of my job). I wish I could have purchased these directly from their respective developers instead of an app store middleman getting a cut, though. Maybe someday.