AutoArp for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Drew Milloy on 2020-03-29 | Category: Music
Rating 4.25
from 24 Votes |
$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Drew Milloy on 2020-03-29 | Category: Music
AutoArp is a Music app by Drew Milloy. AutoArp turns your iPhone (or iPod Touch) into a musical instrument that is halfway between a traditional auto-harp zither and an arpeggiated analogue-style synth. Select a chord and strum the "strings" with your fingers to create a retro-futuristic backing to your music.
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APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install autoarp.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
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1. Full functionality, including creating, editing and sharing songs, MIDI support and transposing can be unlocked via an in-app purchase (at the lowest price tier).
2. AutoArp turns your iPhone (or iPod Touch) into a musical instrument that is halfway between a traditional auto-harp zither and an arpeggiated analogue-style synth.
3. Up to 16 chords (12 on iPhone 4s and below) can be selected per 'song' and configured onto the playing buttons, allowing you to switch quickly between songs to load a new set of chords.
4. Select a chord and strum the "strings" with your fingers to create a retro-futuristic backing to your music.
5. AutoArp is FREE, with a fixed set of songs.
6. Alternative bass notes can also be set for each chord.
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I have been using this app for several years now. For a singer that can’t play an instrument it is important to utilize what we can. This app made it possible too input my notes and practice my songs. Only issue I have now is I can’t seem to save or share songs. I can’t rename a song so I can keep it. I used to be able to do this feature but since the app hasn’t been updated in 5 years it’s not working. I wish the developer would check that out because some people still would like to continue using this app.
I kind of believe I was mislead thinking purchasing full version would let me record and save things. It's a cool app but kinda pointless if all I can do is strum around and not record anything
The amount of customization options is impressing. My only complain is that when strumming the same chords multiple times, there's a very audible popping sound as notes get cut off.
If you want to make users pay, don't disable features and make the app useless. Just make it a paid app!
Simple, fun to play, and customizable in ways I actually care about! For .99, it's hard not to love this full-version app. But I was a bit disappointed to find that you're not able to record directly in the app (instead I've turned on voice memo, gone back into the Autoharp app and wound up with a recording that reminds me of my days of recording with tape!). It can also be frustrating to have to enter the chord you'd like without being able to preview its sound. This results in unnecessary flipping through screens. These small changes would make a huge difference-- perhaps in an update? For now, truly enjoying what's already available here.
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