This app has a basic kit set up. It allows for seperate volume settings for each piece. Also, the velocity feature is nice to produce different sounding hits within each piece. One fault I found with it is that it does not allow for all tempo beats. Tempo offereings seem to skip every few numbers. For instance, a tempo beat of 100 is not available, but 99 and 101 are available. I've been able to save the beats that I've made and export them as wav files to Garageband very easily.

I use this as a drun machine for guitar practice. Like the fact that I can mix up things and keeps me playing for a good long while.

This ap is so fun to play with. It also records and saves as a .wav file on your desktop. It is very easy to use and I can incorporate the drum files into other mixes easily. I did go on the web and watched the video before I bought it-which showed me easily how to use all of the controls.

Thank you for what was initially a fun time-waster. I started using Renzoku Drums Free for practical applications, then decided to pay the small, $2.00 charge for version 1.0.5’s features and ease of use. The results have been everything I expected. My experience with Renzoku Drums mirrors that of other reviewers, but like most sentences that begin this way, I have a suggestion: Please create a multiple format, drop-down “save as” menu. Though good quality, wav. files take a while to create, at least on my machine. As a musician and music educator, I’ve come to expect multiple formatting options, a standard feature on sound-manipulation applications like Audacity, Amadeus Pro, and GarageBand. I look forward to future updates whether the above-suggested formatting option is added or not. (Changing .wav files to virtually every other known format is simple using my personal “go to,” Wondershare’s Video Converter Ultimate, as well as the slightly less “format option rich” applications mentioned above.) -Monte Bairos (Late 2013 15” Retina MacBookPro-OSX 10.11.5 (beta) El Capitan)