Ensemble Composer

Create drumline beats!

Published by: Nicholas Wheeler

Description

A whole drumline in the palm of your hand! Compose a street beat, a stand jam, or even your whole book. Play along, practice, share, and edit. With amazing real recorded drum sounds and the ability to create any rhythm over any time signature, this is the real deal.
Compose and play along with the actual battery drum line sounds of the Paul Rennick 2012 Santa Clara Vanguard, as recorded by bass tech Brian Lowe - tuned the way they sounded on finals night.
Best used with Headphones
About Telephonic Amusements: Nicholas Wheeler, software engineer, marched Sky Ryders, Velvet Knights, and UNT - taught at Pioneer and UNT; David Croy, designer, marched Sky Ryders and tech’ed under Paul Rennick at Sky, VK, and has provided visual consulting for UNT and Dynasty Drums.
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User Rating

4.76 out of 5

249 ratings in United States

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Good App

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United States

If there was a hi-hat option for the cymbals it would be golden. Also, if the unison on the bass drums were actually a unison instead of just the lowest bass. Maybe also, I get the need for articulation, but i personally hate when you play one drum on tenors and then when you play the next drum it cuts off the first drum, but I guess that’s personal preference.

Update this app !!!!!

Nehemiah watkins on

United States

I have been using this app for some time now however recently when i have created new cadence it stop saving. I would love to keep use this app but the update is a must !!!!!!!!!!!!

Add a single tenor section.

Seanthedon2 on

United States

Love the app since I first got it. Y’all should really add a single tenor section so that you don’t need to make separate beats for the quint and single tenor.

(kinda) good app

ALPAT08 on

United States

Overall, the app is really good to mess and have fun with, including copying cadences off from MuseScore. Although, some of the features can be quite buggy. Sometimes, the split feature can just freeze and losing a part of my progress in the process, and also the fact that some of my save files like to “duplicate” themselves for some reason. Again, good app, but might need some testing in the near future.

PLEASE ADD THIS FEATURE

_______j- on

United States

This app would be a 5/5 for me if there was a way to separate tempos within a drum section. I.e having the lower register tenor drum be at a different tempo than the higher register drums. I’d willingly pay extra for that feature alone. Please🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

How do I export it to musecore

erynbgh on

United States

How do I export it like as sheet music

Polyrhythm/time sig issue

A_Bad_Word on

United States

I’m having some trouble with polyrhythms under odd time signatures. For example, it won’t let me do 4:3 while in 7/8 time. Also, it won’t let me do certain subdivisions without crashing. I can go up to the 64th notes when doing one quarter note at a time. It won’t let me do more than 8th note triplets across two quarter notes. And if I try to subdivide more than that at a time, it’ll crash. I have this app on my iPad on an older version (1.5.5.3) and ironically don’t have this issue. Again, I’ve only noticed this issue working in 7/8. This review remains five stars because I’m a long time user and know this app’s potential.

One thing

Uriejsjxnsnms on

United States

I love this app and have been using it since it was 3 separate apps before they put them all into one. One problem is the buzz rolls, they are impossible to make. When you make a buzz roll it just sounds like individual staccato buzzes, instead of a straight buzz sound. Please fix that devs and your app will be almost perfect

One of my favorite apps

TheFlyingCricket on

United States

I put up a review a few months ago and gave a 1 star rating. I was basically judging it off of the work that I had lost which was not fair. This review will be totally different. Aside from my work being lost (which I have on a different phone now) this app is really good! I’m loving the new sounds! The price might be a little much but for me it’s worth every penny. I definitely recommend this app to anyone that just want to write down their thoughts. It’s very easy to use. Like I said, the only downfall is the fact that you’ll lose your past creations if you’re updating from the older version. Other than that, it’s awesome!

New app deleted everything

itz.Elmo on

United States

What am I supposed to do about all the music I had on the app before the update ? It’s all gone and all of it wasn’t on paper yet ...

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