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Percussions App Reviews

The Percussions app recently received 6 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 3 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Percussions app an average rating of 3.00 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 3 ratings since its release on Oct 22 by CRIMSON TECHNOLOGY. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Percussions?

Ratings and Reviews
Rated 3.50 out of 5

3 global ratings

5 Star
17%
4 Star
17%
3 Star
17%
2 Star
50%

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6 Positive User Reviews for Percussions

Really worth the $4

I never expected it to be this good. It's not just tap a picture and hear a pre recorded sound. Like on the maraca it plays to when and to what rythem you play it to. perfect. I'm not even into music and I love it. Great job whoever made this, pat yourself on the back.

fun, but glitches

its a fun app i have to admit. me and my kids have fun just messing around. we are using this app for our christmas show this year. there is a glitch in it though. since downloading iOS5 on my iphone and ipad, sometimes it wont load. it acts like its opening and shuts down. my way around it is to just delete the app and re-download it. a little pain in the butt, but still fun!

Nice fix, back to fun

It's a fun app for playing some good sounds. Now that the bug is fixed and it opens, I'm back to playing along and using the sounds.

3 Negative User Reviews for Percussions

Not too good

No variation in the sounds, very flat. Not serious enough, maybe a good start, but you need about 20 more samples per instrument, especially for $4 and Japanese.

App not working!!

Cool app. Though it won't open all of a sudden. Not just on my phone either. It starts to open then just returns to my home screen! Weird. We were going to use this app for an iBand performance.

Sound issue

Several of us downloaded this app at the same time for our iBand fun project. Two of us could get no sound on iPads though the others could. Sound came through on earphones, however. Solution found: The side switch on the iPad was used for screen locking instead of the default muting. Switching it back to the mute default using iPad Settings reinstates the main sound. It can then be switched back to locking again, if preferred. Soo simple: sooo frustrating! This may be the problem also for