Yes, Chordana Play is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
⚠️ The Chordana Play app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
Chordana Play is free.
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3 out of 5
2 ratings in New Zealand
You’re apps are not user friendly and I can’t use it because it doesn’t work with accessibility i am visually impaired and rely on VoiceOver to help me I hope your happy because if this is all you can offer then I might as well delete all your apps from my phone it’s not Worth it. So congratulations do you want me to get one star.
The included songs are all horrible. Not even a single good one. If I’ve checked the songs first, I wouldn’t have purchased casio, instead would have gone for yamaha.
This app is very helpful if you are looking to learn a song by importing a midi file into a program like this. I connect it to my keyboard by a lightning-to-USB adapter, which the USB is then connected to a USB to midi adapter. Sometimes there’s a few little errors, but usually it’s fixed just by fully closing and reopening the app. I learned a song from ACNL (9am hourly music) thanks to this app. 👍
I follow the instructions using Files app to load the midi file, but when trying to load it, the app says "Can't open this file." Completely useless.
Will probably return the keyboard too can’t get the buttons to toggle on any part of the app
There was no introduction when I downloaded it and I didn’t know what to do. When I found out, it had some songs on the app that would play with you but most of the songs are just with 3 fingers and the other virtual instruments playing in the background actually play the song.
This app is garbage. It would even be garbage 10 years ago. If you are thinking about purchasing a keyboard and using this as a learning tool, you may want to spare yourself the disappointment. There is absolutely no instruction involved. It is essentially a stripped down Guitar Hero interface. The oncoming notes are extremely difficult to distinguish from one another. The sound of the song completely drowns out the sound of the keyboard, and there are not separate volume controls. Also, it crashes every time I restart a song after adjusting the settings.
It is a great contradiction, how such a versatile instrument produced by Casio should be subjected to a complicated and unfriendly app, it is absurd that those of us who seek to start this musical adventure had to move to other more intuitive and simple apps.
I can’t seem to import any midi files, whenever i try, nothing shows up in the app.
My son is a 6 year-old piano student who is doing very well, and we stumbled upon an app similar to this, but didn’t know how to use it. Along comes Casio with this app, which for my son is like entering The Matrix of piano study. He loves it, it’s like a game, which means he wants to learn by playing, and that’s half the battle. I could care less if it doesn’t import MIDI files. I don’t need it for that. What I do need it for it does very well, especially with our Casiotone with the light up keys. Awesome.
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