SessionBand Jazz 1

Assim como o SessionBand original, não suporta inversão de baixo, não temos contato com suporte, e tem poucas extensões de acorde.

Ótima qualidade de áudio. Controle de volumes e trilhas e ótima biblioteca de loops.

Finalmente um app voltado para a composição e interpretação jazzística com qualidade timbrística e funcionalidade real. Ainda não consegui encontrar um "defeito" digno de "preocupação" (apenas alguns detalhes de projeto gráfico talvez, mas nada que dificulte a operação – e a ausência inexplicável do acorde m6). Comigo o controle de BPM funciona sem problemas (o único porém, é que em bpm's muito alterados, o sax perde em definição, ocorrendo um feedback estranho, semelhante a um "doubling"). Como as frases foram pensadas com duração de 2 compassos cada, ao se colocar mais de 2 acordes por compasso, as frases de sax podem dar uma "encavalada brusca", mas se você trabalhar de 1 a 2 acordes por compasso, ou apenas precisa de uma base harmônica no estilo , isso não apresentará problemas. enfim, para os apreciadores do estilo, uma ferramenta que pode se tornar indispensável para prática ou composição. Que os desenvolvedores continuem com o ótimo trabalho.

Muito bom os arranjos, da para fazer inclusões em alguns ritmos que cai bem. Isso se tiver um DAW e ter uma noção de padrões de acordes.

O Session Band - Jazz Edition é o único dos três APPs ( Acoust Guitar Edition e Piano Edition ), que funciona o botão para alterar o andamento da música, infelizmente pois os três apps são muito bons. Espero que os criadores dos apps corrijam esse problema o mais rápido possível. The Session Band - Jazz Edition is the only of the three APPs (acoust Edition Guitar and Piano Edition), which operates the button to change the tempo of the music, unfortunately because the three apps are very good. I hope that the creators of apps fix this problem ASAP. Abs Nanau SolMaior

Melhor app para prática do estudo, muito bom mesmo!

These apps (I only have the Jazz versions) are awesome for laying down some chords to practice over. Its simplicity makes it simple to set something up for jamming along. Or just one chord forever...

I have so much fun practicing with these apps. I can make very useful templates to work out improvisational and technical skills. I highly recommend checking all of them out.

They make practicing almost more fun than the gig! Hope to see a lot more of them.

I’ve been using Jazz Session Bands 1, 2, and 3 for a few years now—bought them in a bundle. First off, I can unreservedly recommend these apps for any jazz players who like to create their own backing tracks. Each version—one, two, and three—contains styles that are vital for jazz, so *you are going to need all three!* (Can’t wait to get 4!) The sampling is very good, the sound realistic and dynamic, particularly on 2 and 3. But this app definitely has weaknesses as well as strengths. I especially like SB’s piano and drums—but I almost always mute the horns when I play over SB backing trax; very quickly the horn licks get predictable. And you can’t play without bass, obviously, but sadly SB’s bass does not sound anything like a real jazz bass player. Some styles have no walking lines, no nifty little 8th note pickups. The piano, on the other hand, is sparkling and realistic. The drums are outstanding. You can really personalize a track just with the use of drum fills. SB 3, in particular, has a great array of drum fills. Now for my critique. To me, one of SB’s weaknesses is that when you create a backing track with rapid harmonic movement—for example 4 chords per bar, using dominant 7ths or ii Vs, the changes sound choppy. On the other hand, the app shines over chords that are prolonged for 2+ bars. Another weakness is that you can’t create a form in one version, for example, SB 1, and then copy and paste it into a new document from one of the other versions, like SB 2. That’s a drawback, because it is laborious to create forms using this app. If it turns out that a form sounds crummy in one version, it’d be cool if you could export it to another version. Another weakness is that not all the chord extensions and alterations are available in SB 1, 2, and 3. (I understand they are all possible in 4, which is why I plan to get it!) If you like to play over pieces with lots of colors and extensions in the melody, it’d great to have the backing chords that put those colors on top. For example, there’s no minor 11 available, no dom 9, no dominant 7(#11). I would also really like to see a dom 7(13,-9) voicing. You can get around this, of course, by using changes that are consonant with those colors, but I do feel the chord voicings on 1, 2, and 3 are limited. To summarize, you can create some really nice stuff that’s fun to play over, using Session Band Jazz 1, 2, and 3. Get all three in a bundle, if possible. You’re going to want and n