Numa Player

I love this app.

I downloaded this specifically for the Clavinet. On less expensive synths, the Clavinet samples are virtually always the same two that are based on Stevie Wonder recordings. Good for what they are, but by far not the entire range of sound available from a real Clavinet. So I grabbed numa… and it does not disappoint. It provides the full, deep, throaty sound missing from the previously cited samples. The vibes sound is also very good.

Flawless Simplicity. The best sounding layers of the sacred Piano, EP and String pad combos. And as a free app! Would definitely get the premium, hands down.

i love the update, mostly. However, for some reason my Zone control slider on my Yamaha CP-33 doesn't control the volume now, after this update...it worked before, without doing anything!

This is, thus far, a very interesting approach to generating music on ISO devices. Now admittedly, I’m just getting into it but I’m using it as a standalone unit right now and maybe that’s the problem. Because when I hit the keyboard button so I can hear, what I’m doing as I program and make changes with the different effects, every time I example or change level, the keyboard disappears. So I have to go to the pulldown menu and the keyboard to come back. God, what a pain! So I’ll use it inside GarageBand iOS and see if the problem remains and get back to everybody.

Can’t create music with no guide on how to use it

How should I love you ? Yes , again I say it. Thanks

With the 1983 Steinway D included, I suggest turning off all the internal FX and using something better. For free, the Elephant Room Reverb I was able to dial into a tremendous piano hall. Turn down the duplex whining and narrow the excessive stereo image a bit with a Midside plugin and this arguably beats Pianoteq, Module, GSi, you name it. For free! And several of the other sounds are great as well. A true credit to iOS and Studiologic. Thanks!!!

I like the pianos and how they sound but I feel like there are a few things that could be useful: 1. More types of resonance (physically modeling the strings and dampers and stuff, which should be an option in case you are running it on a low end device); Aliquot (using the same duplex scale resonance just with some adjustments), Body resonance, Bridge/Soundboard resonance. 2. New Pianos, Any Yamaha piano works but I would like a Bosendorfer or a CFX added.

Much better than expected. Surprised and delighted