C-System CBA Accordion Tutor Hack 1.3 + Redeem Codes
Treble Side of a C-System CBA
Developer: Michael Eskin
Category: Music
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.3
ID: com.tradlessons.csystemtutor
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Description
Using the built-in note guide, you will quickly learn the notes on the treble side of the C-System Chromatic Button Accordion and be playing songs in no time!
The instrument has extremely high-quality individually sampled notes from a real instrument and a very fast, responsive button board for playing melodies and chords.
For even more fun, plug your iPhone into an external amplified speaker.
Touch the "?" button to toggle the note names.
The instrument has extremely high-quality individually sampled notes from a real instrument and a very fast, responsive button board for playing melodies and chords.
For even more fun, plug your iPhone into an external amplified speaker.
Touch the "?" button to toggle the note names.
Version history
1.3
2018-07-24
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Faster playing and audio quality improvements.
Faster playing and audio quality improvements.
1.2.1
2017-10-27
Updates for iOS 11
Fixed App Store icon
Fixed App Store icon
1.2
2017-10-26
Update for iOS 11
1.1
2016-02-22
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
1.0.5
2015-09-15
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Ratings
2 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
baphenatem,
A Good Start
I find this app to be handy for working out fingerings, chords and tunes. However, I do wish that it was more scalable to take better advantage of the larger surface area of the iPad. While it's listed as an iPhone app, I find that the keyboard is a bit too cramped on the iPhone. Also, it has a slight glitch in that certain chords will get stuck and keep playing, even when no longer touching the buttons.
mrruiz99,
Waste of money
The app too full of flaws. Only a few notes are visible on the screen, not even 2 octaves are displayed. There’s no scrolling to compensate for that. No settings of any type, other than making the note labels visible or not.
I have the Hohner chromatic accordion app. That works fine, but it’s limited to iPads, so I thought this would be comparable on the iPhone. I was very wrong.
I have the Hohner chromatic accordion app. That works fine, but it’s limited to iPads, so I thought this would be comparable on the iPhone. I was very wrong.
