Android music apps like Auxy? Timing Trainer?

[ProCarsteNation]

Darlings, is anyone here versed in the Googleplay ecosphere?


I joined a hobby samba troupe and it is astounding how clueless of, sometimes even averse to learning about basic rhythm blocks some of them are.
I need a fun, quick, free ways to let them punch in sixteenth/triplet-grid based patterns,
in the hope of motivating them to dig into this stuff playfully and enjoyably.


Auxy:
https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/auxy-mu ... 48186?mt=8



In Addition, a good free metronome app would be splendid.
If it offers features that go deeper that's a bonus

Timing Trainer:
https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/timing- ... 04297?mt=8



HELP ME HELP THEM!!!

[Inconuucl]

Android doesn't have many good music apps because the architecture of it disallows for quick response, especially with audio.

[aholidayatthesea]

Dang, is that why? I thought Apple just had a headstart so most creative developers didn't even bother with Android. Didn't know it was a hardware thing.

[aholidayatthesea]

I did a quick search and these look interesting for some step sequencers: http://play.google.com/store/apps/detai ... dulab_free

http://play.google.com/store/apps/detai ... .sequencer

If you just want some loops for people to play along with:
http://play.google.com/store/apps/detai ... ment.loopz

This looks good for teaching rhythms and notation:
http://play.google.com/store/apps/detai ... mya.rhythm

[ProCarsteNation]

Android doesn't have many good music apps because the architecture of it disallows for quick response, especially with audio.

Dang! Is that why? learn something every day!



Thanks aholidayatthesea! I'll check those out.....

[Faldoe]

Yeah, no one in the music app software biz did anything good for Android.