Name: Running Music Match
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)
Author: L&J

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Description

Running Music follows your pace and automatically plays tracks in your iTunes library that have the same tempo as your running or walking rhythm!

grub your music to build your running Playlist depending on the tempo of the tracks:
- your pace is automatically detected
- the songs that have the same tempo as your running rhythm play automatically
- the music is picked for its ability to lead your running
- a vocal coach indicates changes to the rhythm
- you can turn on/off songs in the Playlist

WARNING: Running music works with ALL music WITHOUT DRM protection in your iTunes library ! Don't buy the app if you only have DRM protected music in your library.

You can use Running Music for other sports by placing your device in a way that it will follow your movements (pocket, attached to your leg or arm...).

MORE DETAILS
Ad free.
App best used with iPod Touch (from version 6) and iPhone (from 5S).
Running Music uses new audio analysis technology that is compatible with your iTunes library.
Running Music is not yet compatible with streaming platforms because they do not allow access to audio of the songs.
Requires iOS 9.3 or higher.

PROBLEMS OR FEED-BACK
The more feedback you send us, the better next versions will be!
Send us an email at support-runningmusic@grubbeats.com
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Albums covers for illustrations (c) L&J Productions

Nov 10, 2017

Version 1.2

Minor bugfixes for a better iOS 11 compatibility

3.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Keeps resetting. A little maddening, but decent

I let the app check all the tempos in my library and group them. LOVE this part. The maddening part is that it’s CONSTANTLY resetting the tempo. Won’t even make it through half a song before switching. Is there a way to decrease the sensitivity? Is there a way to shuffle the playlists? I won’t use it as it is because of the resetting thing, BUT it was worth the $.99 to know the tempos of my songs. I’m going to use that data to manually make my own playlist. The app needs work but there’s real potential here.

The developer, L&J, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.