Real Piano 3D app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: iMudra Apps
First release : 28 Jul 2012
App size: 28.03 Mb
******** TOP SELLER IN MANY COUNTRIES *********
REAL PIANO 3D RANKED UNDER TOP 10 in MANY COUNTRIES
"While there are plenty of other piano apps out there, this one sets itself apart with gorgeous piano layout and plenty of differing types of pianos to choose from. With wonderful 3D graphics, multiple types of pianos to choose from in terms of sound, and 88 piano keys to give you that full piano playing experience, you’ll find Real Piano 3D to be the real deal - appchronicles
Real Piano 3D is an amazing new piano app available in App Store.
-> Amazing 3D graphics that gives a feel as you are playing a Real Piano.
-> Best Key Animations as you press and release each key that gives a realistic feel.
-> Option to choose single/ duet keyboard.
-> 88 piano keys available for single line keyboard.
-> Play 48 keys using Double keyboard with alll five fingers at a time.
-> Run any song from iPod and play Piano on top of it.
-> Record music.
-> Play back recorded music and send the music file directly to your mail.
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Latest reviews of Real Piano 3D app for iPhone and iPad
Not as great as the other Piano 3D.
Works fine but you cant zoom out so its not practical for practicing if u have to try to use the slider to move across the keys.
WOW! Very nice piano app. I have tried more than a few. This one, and another, the name eludes me at the moment are the best Ive tried. The responsiveness of tapping the keys and the sound are excellent. Each note is clear and rich, chords sound great. I was actually suprised when I used three fingers for a chord, it worked!! Excellent job developers!! The only minor minor complaint I have, and it may very well be an oversight on my part, just being unfamiliar with the app. When sliding on the (mini - piano keys) right above the playable keys. It seems responsive at times, and unresponsive at other times. So basically I play the same keys because Im unable to move to lower or higher notes. What am I missing? Worth the price. For sure.
While the app is neat, the developers needed to analyze the market they were up against. I managed I snag the app when it went free, but after playing with it I can reassure that its not worth 99 cents it originally was. When versing great apps like Magic Piano (which is free, better looking, more features, and better sound in my opinion), the developers just shoved this one out without researching market base and their competitors. The app needs improvement in overall looks. Adjusting the slider for octave changing on the iPhone is a pain. The piano sounds you can buy dont sound much better than the default. Dont bother turning of sustain because it just makes it sound worse. Overall, not worth a $1. Not worth looking into if your after a decent piano app. Not worth downloading at its current version.
Works great