iFretless Bass

Props to the developers for fixing the preset change issue,(amongst other things). All is well with this app! Plays nice! -Sounds nice!.. It’s nice! These guys are 4real into iOS, showing great possibilities, and, abilities of the platform! Keep em coming.. (FYI, Keep your eyes on them for ‘August 2019’), and beyond.. Bless up! King

Fun app. Perform bass-lines you never knew you had in you! It doesn't take long to be playing a great sounding pattern with this app. Put it through some processing and you are away. Heartily recommended!

Every time I try to change the equaliser settings in GarageBand the extension starts to crackle and feedback until I shut the app. Great update in principle but at the moment I find it practically unusable.

Having the playing surface in the AU has now made this a five star app. Hope the others join it!

This new update is the dogs for all you AUM Rozeta freaks out there.

The very first music app I've bought that actually feels like an instrument. A lot of thought went into making this responsive and playable. This app has replaced my midi guitar and is just wonderful to play. Works over midi and inter app to GarageBand on a 1st generation iPad Mini with no problems. If this was a hardware solution I'd happily pay several hundred for it. Brilliant work developers. Thank you.

I have been putting together a mobile demo-recording setup around the iPad and iPhone, and I wanted a realistic-sounding and usable bass-instrument app, for laying down bass parts on song demos when I don't have a bass guitar to hand. In short: iFretless Bass is ideal for this purpose. It sounds great (try routing it through Audiobus and a bass-amp in BIAS, for extra realism), and the touchscreen "strings" make for an intuitive interface for guitarists. iFB is a useful MIDI controller too, and I also play its sounds from my electric guitar via a Sonuus i2M guitar-MIDI converter. So: looking for a great-sounding and useful bass instrument for iOS? Look no further :-)

A definite instrument in its own right. Ifretless bass can be played expressively - the nearest thing to an actual bass guitar on the ipad (or iPhone - it even works well on the small screen of my 4s). The sounds are good too, consistently so across the octaves. My only issue with ifretless bass though (hence 4 rather than 5 stars) is it doesn't allow driving bass lines to be played. Even triggering the same fret twice with different fingers, or the same note on different frets with different fingers in quick succession does not get the required sound; it is just too staccato. So a suggestion: a a selectable sustain function which keeps a note playing (with its natural ADSR) until another note on the same string is played.

As a guitarist this feels right, plays well and sounds fantastic! The tutorial videos and help section are very good as is the loop recorder. This will be a 5-star app for me when inter-app audio is added, allowing me to record directly into my Auria DAW whilst hearing existing tracks - at which point I'll probably buy the sax app too! Recommended.

I'm a keyboard player rather than a bass player but this is the first app I go to once I've got a drum track down. It sounds great and I end up playing differently than I would triggering it through a midi keyboard (which I can still do if I need to). Fantastic as a midi controller too. The IAPs are cheap and worth it.