Quartet 1 for Android

I own 10 Session Band apps. This is quite a departure from them. Noticeably lacking is an instrument mixer and that’s the main reason for the rating. I also don’t understand the “ In The Style Of” qualifier. Is the developer concerned about copyright infringement? I also have iReal Pro and it doesn’t qualify any tune. Also wondering why there isn’t a midi out function. I suggest future versions address my concerns. I’d gladly pay a nominal fee for a mixer and midi out.

This is the same quality you would expect from this development team. There other apps are just as good. I would ask that the developers implement real Jazz Guitar chords instead of basic chords. It’s just not as fun following along to just basic chords. Implement real Jazz Guitar Chords and this will be the only app anyone will need!

I'm a "freelance" musician, looking for Backing Tracks/Chord progressions that are "professional" enough and royalty free to warrant my recording with for marketing CDs. Ive got a half dozen candidate apps/sites that I try to make do with, but These are the Ones! I need look no further. And the flexibility for Key, Tempo, and Instrument Choice is spot on. Hopefully, the app developers will add more genres to their new app offerings, but these will hold me for a while. Great Job! Congrats! ps Altho the Stem files are designed for export to Garageband, which is not easy to move them from to other DAW apps, the Share Stems does transfer them easily to my DAW, Cubasis 3.

Why I am being charge $ 6.00 dollar if is being advertise for $ 3.00 is beyond Me. Can I please get my money back

Okay. The app is good. Definitely worth the price. Ia couple of things. First, repeats of a section are carbon copies. The fills and things are cool and sound good, but you’re going to hear the same parts if you have multiple choruses. But the big issue for me is endings. I was so excited when it said endings, but so far in my exploring I have found 0 actual endings. No new chord progression, no synchronized rhythms or hits, no piano riffs. Every song’s ending is just a hung chord. It sounds very awkward on some of them. Too bad. Still, it’s worth picking up. Feel is good. The organization is good. Took me a while to find the different combos but they switch seemlessly. As far as I can tell, they are not different arrangements, just subtractive arranging. To be fair, I haven’t explored it fully, but that’s my 2c.