[b3nny]

Originally Posted by cash7c3

The prices is a bit steep for people like me to just go fiddle around for awhile but for those interested in learning or musicians and DJs it is at a very resonable price of $9.99 (hardware synthesizers can cost hundreds to thousands of dollars).
Grab it on the AppStore.

sure hardware synths can cost thousands of dollars, but even software synths like this for desktops cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars.

ex:

Amazon.com: Propellerhead Reason 3.0: Musical...
Amazon.com: Propellerhead Reason 3.0: Musical...

for professionals, this is pennies. i've seen lots of music apps pass by, but i've been waiting for one of these. can't wait to check it out...

[Tuna_Oddfellow]

Many people who are part of the modmyi community are here to advance technology, share creativity and show support to artists who create amazing applications. The work that goes into such an application is crystal clear from just watching the videos and reading the reviews.

Thank you for this application I can not wait to start using it.

[amidio]

I have nothing to say against such an advanced opinion

Originally Posted by A.T

After trying the cracked version, I think there are some bugs in it still.
The menu doesn't stay open, you have to keep your hand on the button and use your other hand to change it.

If you get a phone call whilst using the app, after the call has finished, the sound from the keys just disappear.
I only tried the app for 2 minutes and then deleted it.
Not even one day since this review was posted the cracked version appeared.
You come to this site to know how to hack in to the iPhone, so why not just use cracked apps aswell??

Altering the iPhone software is just as illegal, which is what pwnage does(I think), you'll know if you read T&C's for the iPhone. I don't see O2 or AT&T crying that soo many people have unlocked their iPhones. Sure, hard work went into designing the iPhone aswell, after people unlocked it and tried it, why don't they go on an 18 or more month contract?
Apple should make cracking apps harder then, but no cracking apps is getting easier.

[WillyDavidK]

Originally Posted by A.T

After trying the cracked version, I think there are some bugs in it still.
The menu doesn't stay open, you have to keep your hand on the button and use your other hand to change it.

If you get a phone call whilst using the app, after the call has finished, the sound from the keys just disappear.
I only tried the app for 2 minutes and then deleted it.
Not even one day since this review was posted the cracked version appeared.
You come to this site to know how to hack in to the iPhone, so why not just use cracked apps aswell??

Altering the iPhone software is just as illegal, which is what pwnage does(I think), you'll know if you read T&C's for the iPhone. I don't see O2 or AT&T crying that soo many people have unlocked their iPhones. Sure, hard work went into designing the iPhone aswell, after people unlocked it and tried it, why don't they go on an 18 or more month contract?
Apple should make cracking apps harder then, but no cracking apps is getting easier.

Jailbreaking the phone is not at all illegal. Installing cracked apps is. End of story.

[CaptainChaos]

This is pretty sweet. Just when the appstore begins to get boring developers bring it to another level. Thank you very much for the time and effort put into this app.

[rdwalsh]

Originally Posted by A.T

After trying the cracked version, I think there are some bugs in it still..

Enough said, cracked version. Of course there will be bugs, good luck gettings support on them.

Originally Posted by A.T

You come to this site to know how to hack in to the iPhone, so why not just use cracked apps aswell??

This site is not only meant for "cracking" the iPhone, there are a lot of useful reviews on many mac products, new postings about apple events etc. Get your facts straight.

Originally Posted by A.T

Altering the iPhone software is just as illegal, which is what pwnage does(I think), you'll know if you read T&C's for the iPhone. I don't see O2 or AT&T crying that soo many people have unlocked their iPhones. Sure, hard work went into designing the iPhone aswell, after people unlocked it and tried it, why don't they go on an 18 or more month contract?
Apple should make cracking apps harder then, but no cracking apps is getting easier.

You made this easier to say, you're an idiot. It is not illegal to unlock your iPhone, or any phone for that matter. The fact that apple/at&t/rogers/fido have locked them, is illegal according to the regulations put forth by the government on wireless mobility, fcc whatever you want to call it. The fact that they get around this, is through the exclusivity contracts they have created with AT&T. None of which is illegal, and software modifications can only void a warrantly, not cause legality issues. That is what the T&C's state. Please read up on that, you have purchased an item, and are allowed to do what you please with it, if you wish to continue to have support from the manufacturing company, then dont void the warranty stipulated by terms and conditions. That is all that is being said.

I'm all for people doing what they want, dont get me wrong. But all my point was in the origin, is someones put time and money into it, if you try a cracked version, and enjoy, buy it. Or dont get the crack and be an even better supporter and buy it right away. My god, what is 10 bucks, nothing, like someone already said, hardware and software synths for your computer already range at least 500 Minimum. I haven't had the pleasure of trying this app yet, but when I do purchase it, I will thouroughly enjoy it, as I master and reproduce music all the time, and have been looking for an app of this calibur since the iPhone came out.