MusicMath App Reviews

App works great for getting delay/modulation times to tempo. Tap tempo has been fixed since last update. Haven't had any issues at all since. The frequency to note chart comes very handy when mixing music. I don't use the time code section so I can't comment on it. I use this app daily.

This app is a great tool for any audio engineer. You can easily tap out the tempo of songs when tracking and calculate out delay times when mixing. A must have for engineers.

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Dave pensado got me here and I love this app. Gonna be using it everyday

Easy to use. Great for studio use. If you're a guitarist looking to synchronize your delay times with a song BPM or vise versa it's an easy tool.

Could use a drag-able tempo instead of that awful tempo input now. Also a basic frequency to period would be nice too. Ugly, but functional.

I think this is a very well made app except for the fact that you cannot move the conversion chart around. As someone who uses Ableton live the midi scale stars at C-2 which is 0. This is starts at -1 which is strange as it is in between the regular midi standard and the Yamaha standard.

Best and well thought music calculator for musicians, engineers, synthesists, and DAW users.

I enjoyed this app until I realized that the tone generator built into the app is actually 2.4 cents sharp. Developer, can this get fixed?

Hello: I've been using the desk top app for Mac Os for many years professionally. I'm glad I can have the same thing on my phone. Thank-you.

While yes, then other functions are very useful, the one I use most is the tap tempo function. Sadly, it's a disaster, taking forever to give a (wrong) reading. I know It's only 99 cents, but I have to say, I far prefer the tap bpm app I have on my iphone... Hopefully the app will be fixed in a future update, as the graphics are stunning.

As it's been pointed out, the tap tempo is buggy and at this point not useable, and there are a couple of other things: the TC calculator resets to 30FPS each time the app is launched, and also requires the user to enter the ":" when entering TC values. On the upside it is a clean, nice interface and hopefully will continue to be updated.

The app has potential. Things like the timecode and tap feature. If you are using the timecode feature there should be no need to enter a colon (:) or semi-colon (;). It should automatically format. Constantly having to enter it is annoying. The tap tempo feature needs improvement as well. It being iPad friendly is a plus though.

This app is a great idea but what’s the point of updating for iOS 11 when the app still looks like it’s for iOS 5? It’s time for a major app facelift. Please!