LineLearner

Name: LineLearner
Price: 3.99 EUR
Rating: 3.7 (3 reviews)
Author: Peter Allday

Productiviteit

€ 3,99 · Ontworpen voor iPad

3 beoordelingen
Leeftijd

4+
jaar
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Ontwikkelaar

Peter Allday
Taal

EN
Engels
Grootte

4,2
MB

Line Learner helps you to learn lines as quickly and easily as you learn a catchy song. Line Learner enables you to record scenes from plays. It allows you to listen to the full recording while you learn your part. You can then select to leave gaps in the recording for you to speak your part aloud. A prompt button is there to remind you of your line if you forget. You can choose to repeat individual scenes, or the whole play. With line learner you can record your script, and share it with others, who can record their lines, and share them back, giving you the ability to rehearse together even when apart. The app allows you to load up a script in PDF or Word format and display it as you record your lines. After you have recorded your lines you can alter the pitch of the other characters so as to more easily tell their lines apart from your own. Some quotes from some of our users: " I attribute much of my success to using your app" "Great app, really enjoying it!" "I say this app is damn near perfect!" "I really love your app and find it very useful."

Beoordelingen en recensies

3,7

van de 5

3 beoordelingen

It works!
08-10-2010

bdqe
Excellent app that really does help you learn your lines. Simple in concept, it nevertheless has all the functionality you need. The hard work at the start - recording the lines - is rewarded by having a tireless assistant who will go through the lines with you, over & over again, prompting you as needed. A great way to learn your lines and, just as importantly, your cues.
It works!
08-10-2010

bdqe

Excellent app that really does help you learn your lines. Simple in concept, it nevertheless has all the functionality you need. The hard work at the start - recording the lines - is rewarded by having a tireless assistant who will go through the lines with you, over & over again, prompting you as needed. A great way to learn your lines and, just as importantly, your cues.