Kwik Jam Cheats

Kwik Jam Hack 1.3 + Redeem Codes

Easy musical jamming!

Developer: Thomas Bradshaw
Category: Music
Price: Free
Version: 1.3
ID: app.ideasonanapkin.kwikjam

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Description

A great way to improvise for wannabe-musicians! All notes are preselected to make you sound great. Improvise along with some great backing tracks.

FEATURES
- Improvise to anything from smoky jazz to an underwater samba to a futuristic soundscape. What will you try next?
- Works well on iPads down to an iPhone SE, both portrait & landscape modes.
- Each scene comes with a music visualizer to help bring the music to life.

WARNING
This app contains flashing lights which may not be suitable for those with photosensitive epilepsy.

Version history

1.3
2022-06-10
What changed? 
- Optimized for iOS15
- Bugfixes

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1.2
2020-04-22
What's changed? Behind-the-scenes fixes to enhance your experience.

Got an idea? Please share your suggestions at [email protected].
1.1
2019-10-02
This update supports changes introduced in iOS 13:
- Dark Mode support
- AVAudioPlayer changes
- Modal transition changes
1.0
2019-02-11

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Unlock All Scenes
(Access all other scenes for more jamming!)
$0.99
Free
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Ratings

4 out of 5
4 Ratings

Reviews

Hskrolow,
Kind of Silly
Jazz musician here. I saw a little square piece of paper pinned to a board that suggested you get this app because “the house band is missing their lead soloist so you grab your phone and save the day!” I paraphrase of course, but after seeing that, my first thought was “there’s no such thing as a lead soloist,” and my second thought was “who in their right mind thinks an app is a suitable substitute for a lead soloist?” but I decided to give the app a chance. I download it and open it and it gives you a display of 6 different settings/styles. Only one is available in the free version “smoky jazz” so I try that one. When you select a style, you can tap on the blank screen to play a G minor blues scale with a vibraphone sound. There is a play button at the bottom which when pressed will play a backing track. A simple minor blues, nothing wrong with that. You can then play along with the backing track and sound like a reasonably okay high school vibraphone player. However, it gets old quickly. This is an app for anyone younger than 10 and doesn’t play a real instrument. The suggestion that anyone musician would unironically bring their phone to a jam session and tap their screen to a minor blues scale is absurd. However, I’m sure I’ll have a lot of fun bringing it to my next jam session and having a good laugh with it when we call Miles Davis’ All Blues.