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Guitarism – pocket acoustic guitar (Universal)
Date Added: Jan 26, 2013
An acoustic guitar app for those who love the physical, visceral experience of playing guitar – now with an online community for limitless inspiration and feedback!
FEATURES:
- Unrivaled sound quality – people will think you’re playing a real guitar!
- The most natural interface around – literally play with your eyes closed
- Play along with songs from your music library, and save chord presets per song
- Record and share your performances with the community and your friends
- Watch others’ performances for inspiration and download their chords
- Get feedback and stats on your published performances, and climb the charts
- Integrate with your DAW via AudioCopy and export to iTunes File Sharing and Garageband
- Audiobus support! Use guitarism as an Audiobus input and send live audio directly to other Audiobus-compatible apps.
- “Open In…” option to export recordings to DropBox, AudioShare and more
In-App Purchase: guitarism “Triple Play”
- Simultaneously play 3 additional instrument apps
- Complementary roles: guitar, bass and chords
- Configure channel, octave and velocity per role
- Demo video and detailed help to get you going
- Use with GarageBand or any MIDI-compatible app!
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This is a really cool app and ability to record via audiobus is a real bonus.so easy to use but sounds great even if you don’t play guitar.thanks for the tip on this . Really useful buy.
Bought it as soon as I saw it got Audiobus. Really fun and easy to use. Only issue is that it doesn’t rotate the screen with your iDevice so the audio plug ends up on the wrong side on iPhone 5 and other idevices with the plug next to the speaker.
I just watched the demo / tutorial videos on YouTube – looks great! Audiobus definitely adds a lot. If the devloper could add another couple of guitar sounds, inc a clean electric which can be processed through Audiobus, and maybe an iPad version with more chord choices, this would be a no brainer!