TuTuneMe™ (Music Player)

How do the swipe controls work? They are illogical to me. I want to just play my songs in order like I can with Apple Music how do I do that? UI needs much improvement. Disappointed.

This is a great app but the artist listing does not keep sync with the artists that are on your iPhone. I tried deleting all music from my iphone and running the native music app (which from the developer site is sometimes needed to sync this app) but it still shows a full list of artists. This is annoying as obviously if I select an artist that is not on my phone it will not play. I hope they can sort this out soon. I have logged a support request.

When on the road, this app has simple gestures and a couple of big buttons to play music in my playlists - unlike many of the other apps I've tried. Also, there's a host of theme personalisation you can do to make it feel like yours. Works in landscape too. The dev is responsive when I've had need to contact him (well done, Eric). So recommended.

I prefer this to standard iPod music player for two key reasons: 1)you can make track and artists name large so you can see them from distance which is great when it's docked on hifi or when in car (especially now the eyes are going lol) 2) gestures especially stop start and next track are very useful when gardening wearing gloves fir example. I was happy to pay for this.

There's nothing specifically wrong with this app, but for me it's missing Last.fm scrobbling, which means it's no good to me. It's such a common feature on music apps it seem a shame it's missing from this one.

I really like the way you can customise the whole package. You can make the album art fill the fullscreen apart from the small control bars, and even then you can make the see thru !!!!! Plays your full library and also allows you to twitter and go on facebook. The gestures are clever as well although I don't drive so there's not much point in me using them. Just one small thing, the support does not have an email address to bring problems to their attention. One thing I noticed is that at the end of a playlist or an album the app does not go back to a list of songs/albums/playlists to play. It just goes back to the start of the album/playlist that was playing and a button comes up with a play arrow on it. If you had left the room etc and come back, you would think somebody may have paused it, press play and your playing the same album again :( Hopefully they will rectify this to enable us to see that the album has finished and start another one playing without the need to press more buttons than we need to. Overall though I'd recommend it !!!

I replaced four other music apps with this,Gotta be a good thing.

I was looking for a music player I could easily advance/rewind in increments to be able to jump around in recordings. This app let me set up a horizontal two finger swipe to advance/rewind 10 seconds, and a vertical two finger swipe to advance/rewind 30 seconds. I can now easily move around in my recordings.

Great with the ability to change songs, volume etc with gestures and a display that can be customized to you preferences. A landscape orientation that acts just like the portrait orientation, "what a great idea". Keeps my eyes on the road or trail if I am driving or running. Just a couple of quirks. I have to open the built in music app first to "update the library" or the songs you just added may not be there. The use of a bluetooth headset/headphones that have the ability to change songs or volume will interfere with the gesture recongition. The only way I have found around it is to remove and reinstall the app, then remember to reset the repeats and interfaces to my likings.

I loved this when it came out. It was a bit clunky and slow. But I could see what was playing at a glang in the car and navagate with a flick. That put it in the bottom bar on my Touch. But speed or lack of it kills. I have Flick Tunes down there now. Not very customizable but professional looking and lightning fast. At a third the price I recommend it overTuTune me.