Bandoneon

Name: Bandoneon
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: Burak Sendag

Bandoneon player app

$5.99 · Designed for iPad

2 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Music
Developer

Burak Sendag
Language

EN
English
Size

88.2
MB

The most realistic Bandoneon application. 442 Hz tuned hi quality bandoneon sound. Practise, learn to play bandoneon or record with this app. *** The best Bandoneon Learning and playing app in the world. *** If you are a Tango or dance fan, you have to check this app. *** It's now easy to learn the bandoneon before buying a real one. Bandoneon sound is recorded with Alfred Arnold year 1935 bandoneon which has tuned 442 Hz. This amazing Bandoneon application is both for players and beginners to practice without carrying their valuable instrument around. Also those who are in love with Tango and curious about this authentic instrument, this app provides them a chance to experience what it feels like to play the Bandoneon. The voice recorded for this application is originated from an Alfred Arnold (Doble AA) Bandoneon from the 1930's. While you practice with this application you will both enjoy the sound and appreciate the Bandoneon players who dedicated their lives to Bandoneon. Technical Specifications for this Bandoneon Application: - Switch between right hand (treble) and left hand (bass) keyboard layouts - Bellow opening and closing button feature. Originally notes will change when open and close the bellow of the Bandoneon. - 142 Tones Rheinische TonLage starting from Piano's 2nd octave Do and 6th octave Si. - Showing and Hiding the note layouts for beginners who want to learn to play Bandoneon - Vibrato Feature: You can vibrate the sound by pressing the notes and Vibrato button at the same time. Note: If you do not hear any sound when pressing the notes, you have to be sure that you are pressing exactly on the buttons. If you press near the buttons, you may not hear the sound of the related notes. For iPad version of this application, the layout size is the same as the original Bandoneon instrument.

Ratings & Reviews

3.0

out of 5

2 Ratings

Interesting innovation
08/14/2012

MauroSeg
Well, its not a bandonion but its an unique application for Ipad. It is helping me get a different perspective of the keyboard. The sound is pretty good and the chords very accurate as well. In general, good for learning keyboards, practice positions, explore options. Good job.
Interesting innovation
08/14/2012

MauroSeg

Well, its not a bandonion but its an unique application for Ipad. It is helping me get a different perspective of the keyboard. The sound is pretty good and the chords very accurate as well. In general, good for learning keyboards, practice positions, explore options. Good job.
A really cute, unique app
02/28/2014

Ronwass
For those of us interested in Tango or Nuevo Tango music, who love the bandoneon and would like to learn a bit more about this strange and beautiful sounding instrument without shelling out thousands to buy an actual one, this app is very informative. The sound is pretty good, even though it is obviously digitized. Seeing how illogical the keyboards are makes me appreciate the master players of this instrument even more. That’s the beauty of this app. You have to learn 4 different keyboards. The left and right hand are both different, and the bellows in or out makes each keyboard change too. This app lets you simulate all of this. You can’t do dynamics or special effects though.On top of the 4 keyboards is the fact that each keyboard doesn’t lay logically like virtually every other musical instrument on the planet. For instance, on a piano keyboard, you go from low to high, left to right, and all the notes of the scale are basically in a line. On the bandoneon, the notes of the scale jump left, right, up down, zig and zag in seemingly random positions. Wow.
A really cute, unique app
02/28/2014

Ronwass

For those of us interested in Tango or Nuevo Tango music, who love the bandoneon and would like to learn a bit more about this strange and beautiful sounding instrument without shelling out thousands to buy an actual one, this app is very informative. The sound is pretty good, even though it is obviously digitized. Seeing how illogical the keyboards are makes me appreciate the master players of this instrument even more. That’s the beauty of this app. You have to learn 4 different keyboards. The left and right hand are both different, and the bellows in or out makes each keyboard change too. This app lets you simulate all of this. You can’t do dynamics or special effects though.On top of the 4 keyboards is the fact that each keyboard doesn’t lay logically like virtually every other musical instrument on the planet. For instance, on a piano keyboard, you go from low to high, left to right, and all the notes of the scale are basically in a line. On the bandoneon, the notes of the scale jump left, right, up down, zig and zag in seemingly random positions. Wow.
Genius!
01/10/2013

Persoit
I love the fact that this even exists! It works well, and would be a great learning aid for anyone who is learning the bandonéon (or for repairmen who need an accurate reference.) For those who aren't familiar with the instrument, it's an amazing musical puzzle. I can't wait to borrow another iPad and tape the two together on a box so I can play both sides together!Also, the instrument featured in the graphics is a classic beautiful example. The keyboard size is very accurate on the iPad.
Genius!
01/10/2013

Persoit

I love the fact that this even exists! It works well, and would be a great learning aid for anyone who is learning the bandonéon (or for repairmen who need an accurate reference.) For those who aren't familiar with the instrument, it's an amazing musical puzzle. I can't wait to borrow another iPad and tape the two together on a box so I can play both sides together!Also, the instrument featured in the graphics is a classic beautiful example. The keyboard size is very accurate on the iPad.
Excellent for educational purposes!
06/18/2013

Julian Hasse
I'm using this app with my students. Good job, Burak!
Excellent for educational purposes!
06/18/2013

Julian Hasse

I'm using this app with my students. Good job, Burak!