BandMaster for Android

11 things about BandMaster

1. In our example we could now play the first chorus of bass at half-time, proceed with regular time once the other instruments come in and finally add a Trade Fours section just before the last chorus.

2. In our blues we might want to loop the first and second chorusses for practice because the half-time bass section contains the melody and then there is the transition to regular time.

3. BandMaster comes with 6 groups of song templates and additional content containing around 1100 songs is available for download free of charge.

4. There are two kinds of loops available in BandMaster - form loops and chorus loops.

5. Settings for count in, speed and number of chorusses are readily available in the main window and a familiar set of buttons for play, stop and pause handles the rest.

6. A timeline is the graphic representation of the allotted chorusses for a song and sections are simply contiguous areas in that timeline.

7. There are the Time Scale section with 8 settings from half-time to double-time, the Transposition section and lastly the Trade Fours section.

8. Chorus loops are groups of chorusses.

9. Form loops are groups of measures in a song - like a bridge maybe.

10. Our blues could thus start with a chorus of bass only maybe, and then kick in some drums and piano later.

11. A unique feature in BandMaster are timeline sections.