baghlama turkish / azeri music organ instrument simulator free
SENIOR ELECTRON LLC
4.2 ★
9 ratings
Free
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About baghlama turkish / azeri music organ instrument simulator free
before download you can see this video to be amazed about this app abilities :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uGNN9V2AJM
the app specifics are :
- has turkish / azeri / oriental rhythm styles
- has accords that are used in this type of music
- has quarter flat tunes that is used in oriental musics
- has different tunes for different types of Azeri and Turkish music scales
- has ability to change the rhythm speed
- transpose ability from -20 to +20 percents
- real sound that is made in professional studio
- 6 voice pads that has sound such as HA.. OH... AHA... YEAH...
- pitch ability to pitch the notes during the playing
trust me just download this app . its free . you will be amazed...
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Reviews for baghlama turkish / azeri music organ instrument simulator free
TheKurtster
Poor quality sound and paywall
I downloaded this hoping I could try to get a new instrument type into my collection. The sounds have a click that happens shortly after pressing the sound. If you want to change any of the modes, you have to pay. The app also requires you to use the iPad in a specific orientation. While that is not unusual, it requires you to have it in a very specific orientation so you can’t just have the iPad in either of the two landscape positions, you must rotate it to a specific side. I cannot do anything with this free version at all. The sounds are not usable because of the clicking, and none of the modes are available without paying something. A better way to do this would have been to allow a timed version that only works for a few days. It also looks and feels like it was made in Microsoft windows and ported to iPad.
