Hi. I have a real trumpet, and sometimes, I want to have an app to get my trumpet fix in even if I don’t have my real one with me. This app really does the trick! I haven’t played with the app yet, but I saw the description and got hooked! Does the app work like a real trumpet? I see it has a Blow switch in the settings to blow into the microphone, but I don’t know if I would want to use that feature.I give you 5 stars for making my day with a trumpet app that I can have when I want to learn how to play the trumpet on the go!

Like a few others here, I purchased this app after hearing the results of your suit. Congrats! So far this seems like a great tool to aid some with visualizing and making a connection with sound, finger position, and name of the note. I will suggest this to a couple of my older college students to see how they feel about the transposition feature. I gave this app 4 stars because I feel like there is room to grow. I would love to see a companion tool in the shape of an actual trumpet valve block. I think this could prove to be very useful for students who need to develop muscle memory without needing to blow into their actual horn. Great start!

I'll be honest... I don't play the trumpet and have found that I am not very gifted musically. That being said, I did just read about how the creator of this app successfully defended himself in a 6-year trademark infringement suit brought by our President-For-Now's eponymous organization.You can have my $2.99, sir, and I thank you for your service!

I love playing songs on this app, but it could use some work. For example, it'd be great to have to range above the high c, maybe up to double G. I'd also like it if there were fingering buttons for 1&3 D, 2&3 Eb, 1&2&3 C#, and some of the other tricky to hit with fingers on a phone ones. That'd make it easier and more enjoyable to play faster songs. For 5 dollars or whatever this was, I think it'd be fair to get some improvements every once and a while. Keep up the great work!