TNR-i - US for Android

11 things about TNR-i - US

1. On the 16 × 16 grid of buttons, basically, the horizontal direction is time, and the vertical direction is pitch.By laying sounds on these buttons, you can combine rhythms and melodies to produce music.

2. TNR-i can produce 16 types of sounds at the same time (16 layers), and it can remember up to 16 song patterns produced using those sounds (16 blocks).

3. The preset sounds of TNR-i are the same as those of the TENORI-ON, and the performance files are also compatible.

4. If you update the TENORI-ON (TNR-w or TNR-o) to version 2.1 and use it with TNR-i, you can participate in sessions using the TENORI-ON (TNR-w or TNR-o).

5. The appeal of TNR-i isn't just limited to its faithful duplication of the TENORI-ON concept and its design and interface, which were developed under the supervision of Toshio Iwai.

6. In the exciting random mode, the sounds that you arrange are not just played in order—the melody and rhythm constantly change as twists are added.

7. In draw mode, you can perform music by tracing your finger across the buttons as if drawing a picture.

8. You can use iTunes to transfer performance files saved on your TENORI-ON SD card to TNR-i.

9. By switching between song patterns in real time, you can produce a rich variety of musical expressions.

10. In score mode, the most fundamental of the modes, you can arrange sounds horizontally (temporally) and vertically (by pitch).

11. In bounce mode, the glowing lights are like bouncing balls that produce sound when they fall.