IMST
If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There'd Be a W
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What apps for the iPhone or iPod touch do you use and enjoy? I'd love to know what all's out there that I may be missing.
A couple of my favorites:
iReal Book: This is a basic fakebook app that contains just the chords, as that doesn't take any kind of copyright work to get around. It has downloadable material from their forums as well for anything that's missing. Not so good for horn players like me initially, but then they built in a rhythm section playback feature which means for about $15 in app fees I've replaced the Band In A Box program that I had as a kid that would now cost me at least $270 to purchase. Great for practicing. Also great for anyone that doesn't need the melody.
CrossLogic: 99 cent app for 1700+ picross puzzles. Hell yes.
Convert Units: Free and how could you possibly go wrong? Came in really handy when I was recently a passenger in a car with a digital speedometer on a trip to Canada where that whole kilometers issue cropped up.
OneBusAway: Simply a public transit trip planner.
Tilt To Live: Simple little game where you're an arrow trying not to get killed by red dots. Quite fun and it can get quite silly as you get good at it.
A couple of my favorites:
iReal Book: This is a basic fakebook app that contains just the chords, as that doesn't take any kind of copyright work to get around. It has downloadable material from their forums as well for anything that's missing. Not so good for horn players like me initially, but then they built in a rhythm section playback feature which means for about $15 in app fees I've replaced the Band In A Box program that I had as a kid that would now cost me at least $270 to purchase. Great for practicing. Also great for anyone that doesn't need the melody.
CrossLogic: 99 cent app for 1700+ picross puzzles. Hell yes.
Convert Units: Free and how could you possibly go wrong? Came in really handy when I was recently a passenger in a car with a digital speedometer on a trip to Canada where that whole kilometers issue cropped up.
OneBusAway: Simply a public transit trip planner.
Tilt To Live: Simple little game where you're an arrow trying not to get killed by red dots. Quite fun and it can get quite silly as you get good at it.
