Better sounds for iReal

[Keith88]

Although I sometimes complain about iRP's shortcomings, I feel a need to support the developers of this wonderful app. iReal Pro was developed as a practice aid and has evolved into a full-scale practice and performing band for a soloist. Yes, the sounds are sometimes cheezy. However, the rhythm is excellent. As for the chords, the app and its GUI make it easy for any user to create and edit chord charts to suit him. iRP has energized my playing and, I suspect from the user base and participants in the forum, is enjoyed by thousands of musicians of every genre. I use it every day for practice and when I play solo piano gigs. At $13 for an iPad, it is a great bargain. In addition, it continues to be actively developed and improved. What else can I say?

[raymb1]

I use iReal for bass and drums only to back up my piano on solo gigs. Very good for that, considering that when I bought iReal it was about $10.00. Wonderful app for that price. Band in a Box can be up to almost $600.00. BIAB does 1000 more things than iReal, that's why the complicated gui. A steep learning curve.

[Domiuke]

I use iReal for bass and drums only to back up my piano on solo gigs. Very good for that, considering that when I bought iReal it was about $10.00. Wonderful app for that price. Band in a Box can be up to almost $600.00. BIAB does 1000 more things than iReal, that's why the complicated gui. A steep learning curve.

Yes less than the price of a metronome.
Now I have a probleme aboult the level of the sound, why can't I have it higher ? thanks.

[pdxdjazz]

I've noticed that some devices/phones/tablets are much louder than others.
Easy solution for practice is an earbud(s), headphones or a bluetooth speaker.
)BOB