“If you purchase the pro upgrade on your iPad with the same iTunes account used to purchase it before, you will not be charged a second time. Transferring songs however, is not possible yet.”

Posted it here because I thought it might help other people, I hope you don’t mind.

+ Roger

I use and enjoy soundrop pro on my iPhone, it’s a very nice app. I just bought an iPad and wish to transfer my soundrop pro to my iPad ( I prefer to use it on the iPad exclusively ). What do I need to do to accomplish this, and is it possible to transfer my currently saved songs as well ?

Please advise me.

I couldn’t find any forum or email address to get support so I posted here as it was the only place I could find.

Thank you,

Awaiting your reply,
Roger

You could bring up a menu when the line is tapped like you do on the ball droppers.

Just a thought, I also like the suggestions I’m seeing above from other people. This app just has so many things that you could do with it.

David O.

What to do?
Thank you,
Beb.

bob

Suggestions:

Slower minimum bpm – I’d like to get down to 15 bpm at least. Better for meditation-style builds.

Per-ball source pitch shift controls.

Drums! Seriously. You so need them.

Quick undo/redo (a swipe gesture), stackable. I want to experiment without having to save all the time.

Loosen your endpoint tap detection a bit; it’s a wee bit hard to actually hit the ends reliably. (Of course, I have big fingers.)

A way to move a wall without tilting it. (Drag in the middle.)

Ability to change the color (sample type) of an existing wall. Perhaps hold to set to current color?

A way to set source bpm as a multiple or divisor of a base rate (first source?). Perhaps an optional “snap to” feature? And/or a way to set bpm precisely – 51 and 50 don’t sync up. Perhaps a “nudge” control of some sort. (Or let me type in a number – inelegant but functional.)

Ability to save *ball* configurations (i.e. a composition in flight). Once I start moving walls around dynamically, the result can’t be reproduced by saving just the sources and walls. I need those balls-in-flight to come back when I reload.

(Note: making walls transparent as long as I hold them is sheer genius. Don’t ever take that out.)

The save/load interface is… rudimentary. Implement iOS file sharing for importing and exporting save files and sample loops. Let me mail them around, and import save files from email. (Yes, this means you get to worry about save-file compatibility between iPad and iPhone. Do it.)

Ability to import ball-sound samples.

Put an iTunes-like visualizer behind the balls visuals. (Bad idea to compose, but great when you use VGA-out.)

If you want, make some of that the “superpro” version and charge me another $5. It’s worth it.

Feel free to drop me an email if you want to chat.

Cheers
— perry