[cubs947]

Got Benny Greb's app for my phone. It's really cool, but it doesn't divide the notes into 8th note triplets for shuffle beats. Do you guys know any other apps that will? Thanks for your help.

[Fiveflat]

What's the difference between the drumtrainer, drumtrainer - Benny Greb, and drumtrainer - Rick Latham?



edit: Nevermind, I found the website and watched the videos.

This post has been edited by Fiveflat: 22 November 2011 - 08:24 AM

[GaryM95]

i have:

-Drums! (its an ok drumming app)

-FreeDrumLessons (this websites app)

-Tempo advanced (amazing metronome...got it from Falkred -Falk + jared-)

[cubs947]

I want an app that does what Benny Greb's does, but will divide the notes into 8th note triplets for shuffle beats. Does the FDL app do this?

[GaryM95]

 cubs947, on 22 November 2011 - 09:25 AM, said:

I want an app that does what Benny Greb's does, but will divide the notes into 8th note triplets for shuffle beats. Does the FDL app do this?

Not that i know of

[Fiveflat]

FreeDrumLessons costs $0.99

Isn't that ironic...

[einarabelc5]

 Fiveflat, on 22 November 2011 - 01:02 PM, said:

FreeDrumLessons costs $0.99

Isn't that ironic...

Not when you are a developer and know Apple's market policies.

[Fiveflat]

 einarabelc5, on 22 November 2011 - 03:13 PM, said:

Not when you are a developer and know Apple's market policies.

Doesn't change the irony.
In other words, it made me laugh a little bit when I saw a product titled "free" and it costs money. My comment doesn't say anything about the price being unfair, a great deal, or otherwise. It was purely an editorial comment.

[einarabelc5]

 Fiveflat, on 22 November 2011 - 04:03 PM, said:

Doesn't change the irony.
In other words, it made me laugh a little bit when I saw a product titled "free" and it costs money. My comment doesn't say anything about the price being unfair, a great deal, or otherwise. It was purely an editorial comment.

Then you should post that on the Apple forums. Where it actually applies.

A lawyer would probably tell you that in this case free doesn't mean free but it refers to the website in question: "freedrumlessons.com" and as such it complies with the rules.

Unless you explicitly say that's an editorial comment in your original posts it might get interpreted as freedrumlesson's .com fault when it isn't. It's Apple's fault.

[Fiveflat]

Sigh...

[GaryM95]

a rather striking matter, don'tcha think?

[derecola]

I got free drum lessons and the app never works....

[omcl123]

check out polynome its a good metronome with all the subdivisions and you can play polyrythms, accent notes and sticking patterns its an awesome app

[dorfmeister]

Drum school is decent.

[FourPieceMetal]

i got the freedrumlessons app completely free. . . Don't know why you can't. . .

[CJohn364]

Fiveflat, on 22 November 2011 - 01:02 PM, said:

FreeDrumLessons costs $0.99

Isn't that ironic...

I was thinking the same thing.

[CJohn364]

I got the FDL app, a metronome and just downloaded the PRG Lite app for the iPhone. The PRG app is pretty cool. Takes some of the guess work out of practicing.

[JFMartinMusic]

The metronome on the Ultimate guitar app is very good. It doesn't have an annoying sound and you can make it count pretty much whatever time signature you want. It only goes up to 200BPM though

[Timinator]

I found a free APP yesterday called jammit. The songs cost $0.99-$5.99, there is a limited selection, but you can subtract certain parts like vocals or drums so you can use the song without them. It does show the tabs and you can slow the song down to a tempo you can learn fills. www.jammit.com its worth checking out.

[Poco Askew]

One word: Jammit!
Best app for drums, IMO.