Algorithmic Beats For Freestyling
You could use algorithms to create beats on the fly for freestyling, rapping, and poetry.
Feature suggestions
What should we build next? Vote on existing ideas or suggest new ones. Please only 1 idea per submission. Suggest features in English. Report bugs to support@soundbrenner.com.
Metronome panning
Provide an option that the metronome output can be switched to left channel or right channel only.
Add practice timer for short sessions or periods
Pls
Create alarms and timers (for Pulse & Core)
The core already has the ability to set timers, alarms and stop watch from the watch itself. It would be cool if we could also do this from the app so the pulse could have timer alarm functionality too.
Adjust decimal BPM values with wheel
As it is described.
Multitempos songs
be able to compose metronomes and songs with several different tempos in the same song
Switch songs while app is in background with foot pedal
As an iPad user I want to be able to switch songs in my setlist (previous/next) via connected bluetooth foot switch while the app is in the background, so I can have another app (e.g. LightRider, which receives tempo fr…
App & wearables: Support 2/2 time signature (Cut time / Minims)
For the time signature you should add cut time and for the type of beats in the bar you should also add minims
Home screen widget to toggle metronome playback
This would allow to play and pause the metronome (and potentially even adjust BPM) from the home screen, without having to open the app.
Add Tap tempo button during song creation and edit mode
It would be convenient to be auto tap the tempo by feel, in the event that you don't already know the tempo beforehand.
Simplify customization of beats
Process of selecting what should happen on various beats is far too confusing. The 'vertical bar' graphic is not necessary. A simple set of check boxes to select what is required on each beat of selected tempo is more p…
Put PAM control
Place a knob where we can control which side the metronome will play, either right or left. With this we can use it in live performances without it coming out in the general mix.