GaMBi: Chiptune Player Hack 1.4.0 + Redeem Codes
Video game music
Developer: David Ventura
Category: Music
Price: $5.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.4.0
ID: org.ichigoichie.gambi
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Description
GaMBi is an iOS app for chiptune fans, performers, DJs, and remix artists, allowing deep customization of classic video game sound and connection with hundreds of other music-making apps via channel control, AudioCopy, Audiobus, and sample export.
GaMBi contains over 60 licensed tracks and two full hours of music from classic and modern composers including: Jeroen Tel, Jon Dunn, C-jeff, Blitz Lunar, Tappy, Hally, and 1H1D!!
Key features include:
- loop, shuffle, track favorites
- library sort and search
- playlist creation
- channel toggle and built-in equalizer
- AudioCopy, Audiobus, export to iTunes
Supported formats include, NSF, GBS, SPC, VGM, HES, KSS, AY, SAP, and more.
Check out our trailer, manual, and get support at: http://ichigoichie.org/gambi
Twitter: http://twitter.com/gambi_app
Facebook: http://facebook.com/gambiapp
GaMBi contains over 60 licensed tracks and two full hours of music from classic and modern composers including: Jeroen Tel, Jon Dunn, C-jeff, Blitz Lunar, Tappy, Hally, and 1H1D!!
Key features include:
- loop, shuffle, track favorites
- library sort and search
- playlist creation
- channel toggle and built-in equalizer
- AudioCopy, Audiobus, export to iTunes
Supported formats include, NSF, GBS, SPC, VGM, HES, KSS, AY, SAP, and more.
Check out our trailer, manual, and get support at: http://ichigoichie.org/gambi
Twitter: http://twitter.com/gambi_app
Facebook: http://facebook.com/gambiapp
Version history
1.4.0
2021-12-23
* File management on device is improved. Add and delete music data via the iOS Files app removing the need to connect your device to PC
* Pack-in music can be deleted as well, and later restored via the application settings
* New pack-in song from DJBJF, Banana Bash, added
* Pack-in music can be deleted as well, and later restored via the application settings
* New pack-in song from DJBJF, Banana Bash, added
1.3.1
2021-08-04
* Updated support libraries to latest versions
* Fixed some rare crash bugs
* Fixed an issue where the Now Playing information would be incorrect when shuffled was enabled
* Fixed several issues where the adding of favorites was not correctly maintained
* Fixed some rare crash bugs
* Fixed an issue where the Now Playing information would be incorrect when shuffled was enabled
* Fixed several issues where the adding of favorites was not correctly maintained
1.3
2020-05-07
- rewritten UI for notched phones at native screen resolution
1.2.11
2018-10-31
- added an "Entire Library" auto-generated set so you can listen to your whole library sequentially or shuffled
- volume level of the app is now retained between sessions
- a new 90-second playback option is available in the EXPORT menu for looping tracks
- updates to Audiobus and AudioCopy
- volume level of the app is now retained between sessions
- a new 90-second playback option is available in the EXPORT menu for looping tracks
- updates to Audiobus and AudioCopy
1.2.10
2018-02-27
- GaMBi now automatically loads your last played track when starting
- fixed a sample rate playback issue that caused music to play slower or faster on certain combinations of phones/headsets
- fixed a sample rate playback issue that caused music to play slower or faster on certain combinations of phones/headsets
1.2.9
2017-11-11
- further improvements to battery usage
- minor graphical tweaks and improvements
- minor graphical tweaks and improvements
1.2.8
2017-10-08
- fixed an issue where queuing an entire album would skip the first track
- fixed an issue where NSFE files would not load properly
- fixed an issue where NSFE files would not load properly
1.2.7
2017-04-23
- improved battery consumption
- fixed a rare issue where crashes may occur when loading certain file types
- fixed a rare issue where crashes may occur when loading certain file types
1.2.6
2017-04-16
- Fixed an issue where noise and crackling would occur on iPhone 7
- Changed export so files with a finite track length (like .spc) would export for one full playthrough
- Changed export so files with a finite track length (like .spc) would export for one full playthrough
1.2.5
2016-09-12
- Added ability to reorder playlists
- Fixed an issue where VRC6 channel names would be displayed incorrectly
- Fixed an issue where VRC6 channel names would be displayed incorrectly
1.2.4
2016-09-01
- Reverted rendering of compatible NSF files to the original GaMBi audio engine. This change may be disabled from the application settings
- Improved response of track information updates in the lock screen and media control center
- Improved response of track information updates in the lock screen and media control center
1.2.3
2016-06-22
- stability and performance improvements for iOS 8 and 9
- fixed an issue where use of Siri or incoming calls on iOS 9 would cause audio playback to no longer work
- updated to Audiobus 2.3.1 and AudioCopy 3.2 SDKs
- fixed an issue where use of Siri or incoming calls on iOS 9 would cause audio playback to no longer work
- updated to Audiobus 2.3.1 and AudioCopy 3.2 SDKs
1.2.2
2015-07-15
- fixed a bug where NSF audio would fade in at the beginning of the track
- fixed a bug where audio would stop responding after switching to another audio app
- fixed a bug where favourites added in shuffle mode were incorrect
- updated Audiobus to 2.1.16
- fixed a bug where audio would stop responding after switching to another audio app
- fixed a bug where favourites added in shuffle mode were incorrect
- updated Audiobus to 2.1.16
1.2.1
2014-12-12
New in 1.2:
- Full support for all NSF expansion modules including MMC5, FDS, VRC7, and 5B
- Lock screen playback controls
- Completely rebuilt two-band equaliser with reverb available for all systems
- Four new tracks from hot Japanese artist hydden
- Dozens of bug fixes, UI tweaks, and workflow improvements
- Fixed a compatibility issue with GYM files in 1.2
- Full support for all NSF expansion modules including MMC5, FDS, VRC7, and 5B
- Lock screen playback controls
- Completely rebuilt two-band equaliser with reverb available for all systems
- Four new tracks from hot Japanese artist hydden
- Dozens of bug fixes, UI tweaks, and workflow improvements
- Fixed a compatibility issue with GYM files in 1.2
1.2
2014-12-04
Caution! Old-style GYM files are not supported in 1.2. If you have any in your library please wait for 1.2.1. We are working on a fix right now.
New in 1.2:
- Full support for all NSF expansion modules including MMC5, FDS, VRC7, and 5B
- Lock screen playback controls
- Completely rebuilt two-band equaliser with reverb available for all systems
- Four new tracks from hot Japanese artist hydden
- Dozens of bug fixes, UI tweaks, and workflow improvements
New in 1.2:
- Full support for all NSF expansion modules including MMC5, FDS, VRC7, and 5B
- Lock screen playback controls
- Completely rebuilt two-band equaliser with reverb available for all systems
- Four new tracks from hot Japanese artist hydden
- Dozens of bug fixes, UI tweaks, and workflow improvements
1.1.2
2014-08-19
- exported stems now retain leading silence to simplify remixing
- fixed an issue where unsupported GYM files could cause the app to crash
- fixed an issue where certain NSF albums would not always play the first time
- fixed an issue where unsupported GYM files could cause the app to crash
- fixed an issue where certain NSF albums would not always play the first time
1.1.1
2014-07-26
- fixed an issue where Mega Drive files imported from Open In could crash the app
- fixed an issue where pausing playback while using Audiobus would produce distorted feedback
- fixed an issue where the default EQ values would not be applied immediately on new installations
- optimized playback for older devices and repaired crackling of audio for SPC and VGM that could occur in some cases
- allowed playback to continue when importing through iTunes File Sharing or Open In
- fixed an issue where pausing playback while using Audiobus would produce distorted feedback
- fixed an issue where the default EQ values would not be applied immediately on new installations
- optimized playback for older devices and repaired crackling of audio for SPC and VGM that could occur in some cases
- allowed playback to continue when importing through iTunes File Sharing or Open In
1.1
2014-07-10
* Audiobus 2.1 support
* Lowered minimum OS to 7.0
* New pack-in track from Ubiktune artist Kulor
* minor graphical updates
* Lowered minimum OS to 7.0
* New pack-in track from Ubiktune artist Kulor
* minor graphical updates
1.0
2014-06-25
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
39 Ratings
Reviews
TomahawkShamu,
Please
Please add the feature again to copy the complete folder of video game music from safari on to Gambi. I want to have my songs organized, the only way to save music to the app is download the zip file for a game’s soundtrack and save it to the app Files, but from there only one song can be transferred over to Gambi at a time. Before the new iOS updates we were allowed to transfer the complete folder of a game’s soundtrack over to Gambi. Please I need this feature back, I would rebuy the app if I have to.
cousin/aaron,
Misleading promo video
Too good to be true. The app’s promo video makes it seem like it comes loaded with a ridiculous number of classic chiptune tracks from yesteryear. Not the case at all. I’m assuming there was a previous copyright violation issue and the unlicensed tracks had to be removed. There are no tracks from Sonic, Duck Tales, or Kirby. However, if you’re a fan of RoboCop you’re in luck. I can’t say for sure what the circumstances for the missing content because I don’t see any indication in the version history as to why the songs featured in the video aren’t in the actually app. The promo video should be updated to reflect accessible content.
1 star for inter-app audio (IAA) functionality. Just wish I could remix classic SEGA tunes in AUM without jumping through hoops to get the files into the darn thing.
UPDATE: After looking through the online support materials I see there are ways to add files. Again, I bought the app expecting to have immediate access. There is no indication in the description on the App Store page, nor is there any indication in the promo video that this is the case. Updated from 1 star to 2 because with more effort it will be more useful and enjoyable.
1 star for inter-app audio (IAA) functionality. Just wish I could remix classic SEGA tunes in AUM without jumping through hoops to get the files into the darn thing.
UPDATE: After looking through the online support materials I see there are ways to add files. Again, I bought the app expecting to have immediate access. There is no indication in the description on the App Store page, nor is there any indication in the promo video that this is the case. Updated from 1 star to 2 because with more effort it will be more useful and enjoyable.
SuperBlaq,
Please Update for iPhone X Max
Awesome app, loyal user. Please update for big phone screen sizes
Also when a phone call comes in or another app that turns off the audio of Gambi opens, when resuming Gambi the audio is distorted. Playing either too fast or too slow, forcing me to force quit the app and reopen it
Thank You for this app and I hope it continues to improve,🙏
Also when a phone call comes in or another app that turns off the audio of Gambi opens, when resuming Gambi the audio is distorted. Playing either too fast or too slow, forcing me to force quit the app and reopen it
Thank You for this app and I hope it continues to improve,🙏
pholly,
Read before buying
I was happy when I found this app but as soon as I opened the app I was immediately disappointed. The app display not only doesn’t fill the screen on my XS Max, which would have been ok, but the screen is chopped off at the bottom so I can’t even read the buttons on the bottom and can just barely see the blue glow so I can navigate the app barely but this is inexcusable. If the app was abandoned or something I could maybe understand it but if the developer is having a sale on the app, they’re obviously still trying to make money from the app, so they should be fixing the app. I’ll gladly give this app 5 stars if it’s fixed but future customers should be alerted to the current state of the app.
ACD12,
The bestchip tune player on iOS
I use this app several times a week and it does everything you need a chiptune player to do. If you’re a fan of classic game music, this is the player to get. Eats every format you’d ever want to listen to and presents all your music in a clean and straightforward interface.
Radicoon,
Fantastic!
Really glad this little gem exists on iOS. Please fix the shuffle problem (shuffle works, but doesn’t affect the upcoming view, and can misidentify tracks and mess up favorites). Still, this app is so good I can easily give it a 5 with this issue. Download it, you’ll love it!
Alain-Christian,
Thank you for these new features!🙏🏾
Thank you fam! Thank you! 🙏🏾 We needed this! Thanks for not abandoning.
CPLANAS1985,
Has potential but…
Crashes before app can load… After adding more files to the library, it crashes… Either fix this or I want my money back…
vincent404,
Almost there
Update: Retested a new file for FDS NSF and the wavechannel worked. Leaving this here to give future clarifications concerning the developer response. Clarified interface review. Overall, GaMBi isn’t a bad app and is extremely useful for the channel split and Audiobus support.
So I’ll preface this review with the following: I’m a huge chiptune/emulation music fan. So this review is meant for the hardcore emulation music fans.
Pros
* channel separation: sometimes I just want to study a portion of a game soundtrack or listen to how a composer used which channel for what. Extremely cool feature and the main reason I bought the app
* export feature: super cool to export music into their respective channels for post stuff
* Audiobus support
Cons
* Interface feels a bit clunky. At times, It felt like I was fighting with the interface. I’m not quite sure how I feel about the whole synthwave interface. Not a deal breaker, but it does feel a bit strange. It did help I could keep it in the background and use the native iOS controls
* VGM support: it sort of works, but fails on certain chips (arcade board, pc chips, etc). It seems to recognize the chip, but can’t play the audio.
* No post audio tweaks: really wish I could change the interpolation for certain file types (SPC for example). I do appreciate the treble, bass, and reverb setting, but just wish there was a bit more.
Bottom line: there are other chip player apps that have better compatibility, but lack the channel split function. If that is a function you really need, I’d say grab it. If you want something that will play pretty much whatever you throw at it, there are other players that will serve the function.
So I’ll preface this review with the following: I’m a huge chiptune/emulation music fan. So this review is meant for the hardcore emulation music fans.
Pros
* channel separation: sometimes I just want to study a portion of a game soundtrack or listen to how a composer used which channel for what. Extremely cool feature and the main reason I bought the app
* export feature: super cool to export music into their respective channels for post stuff
* Audiobus support
Cons
* Interface feels a bit clunky. At times, It felt like I was fighting with the interface. I’m not quite sure how I feel about the whole synthwave interface. Not a deal breaker, but it does feel a bit strange. It did help I could keep it in the background and use the native iOS controls
* VGM support: it sort of works, but fails on certain chips (arcade board, pc chips, etc). It seems to recognize the chip, but can’t play the audio.
* No post audio tweaks: really wish I could change the interpolation for certain file types (SPC for example). I do appreciate the treble, bass, and reverb setting, but just wish there was a bit more.
Bottom line: there are other chip player apps that have better compatibility, but lack the channel split function. If that is a function you really need, I’d say grab it. If you want something that will play pretty much whatever you throw at it, there are other players that will serve the function.
joshsmithtogo,
Limited
Don’t bother using app. It doesn’t even have a shuffle mode or a way to randomly play your collection without building a playlist.
