Air för iOS och Android
Published by Opal Limited on Sep 15, 2009
Genre: Musik
Betyg: 1.00
Version: 2.0
Uppdaterad: Apr 20, 2017
Nedladdningar: 528
Air är a musik-appen utvecklad av Opal Limited. Tillgänglig för $29, den uppdaterades till v2.00 på April 20, 2017 och har för närvarande en 1 av 5 betyg baserat på 1-recensioner. Innan du laddar ner, se till att din enhet har minst 33 MB ledigt utrymme och kör Android 8+ eller iOS 9.0+.
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Beskrivning
Air is a generative audio-visual work created by musician / software designer Peter Chilvers and Irish vocalist Sandra O’Neill. Based on concepts developed by Brian Eno, with whom Chilvers created Bloom, Air assembles vocal and piano samples into a beautiful, still and ever changing composition, which is always familiar, but never the same.
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Använder Air på PC eller Mac
Air kan spelas på Windows och macOS med Android-emulatorer som BlueStacks. Ladda ner en APK-version och följ vår BlueStacks installationsguide för att komma igång. Besök vårt forum för hjälp med att ladda ner eller installera APK-filer.
Användarrecensioner och betyg
★★★★★ Perfect
Bloom, Trope and this. Perfect in so many ways. Music for airports your way.
★★★★☆ Room for more
I really like how mellow it is. Though I wish that there would be a bit more variations and more interactivity in the application. Hopefully it will evolve with future updates.
★★★★★ Amazing
Beautifull and spaceious, meditative and her/now experience. Groundbraking!
★★★★☆ Good, but limited
When I first downloaded this application I thought that it would be very alike and creative just like the other two. But when I tried it, it was more limited than the others. It only had plates that you could push, unlike Bloom in which you can press wherever you want. Now, I'm not saying that this is something you should get, but Bloom and Trope have more possibilities.
★★★☆☆ Not as good as Trope or Bloom.
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Nice but not as good as Bloom or Trope. It's a lot more rigid and does not feel as inviting. I like to listen to it though, in 'Listen' mode.
It won't work with me Bluetooth headset, and it stops playing when I put my iPhone in energy save mode. The last point is somewhat strange as neither Bloom or Trope have this problem.
