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Air

Air
  • First released: September 15, 2009
  • Versions: 1 archived
  • Installable: 1 of 1

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.

1.0
Requires iOS 2.2+
Non-Retina
September 15, 2009
24.1 MB Install Download

Chart History

Top Paid · Music · iPad View chart ›
Peaked at #141 (July 16, 2021) · 1 archived capture · Jul 2021

Archived Reviews

8 of 25
Not working with iOS5
     
by pighood · October 16, 2011

Please fix!!!

Fix needed
     
by Leopoldrose · November 16, 2011

I love these apps and will look forward to giving five stars when the create mode is fixed.

Bloom and Trope are better
     
by tony-mac · February 20, 2012

Less variety in pitches. The piano sound is always one pitch followed by a fifth lower. Limits the variety. And the screen is static. <br/><br/>Eno, who isn't on the credits for this app, should pull it from the Store until Air gets improved.

Time to update
     
by hollandinseattle · December 9, 2014

The screen looks awful. Please update!

Jturnebay
     
by DrjerryT · October 30, 2010

Love it. Great to study by

Modulation...
     
by caleb from missouri · September 27, 2011

It'd be awesome to have the ability to change the key of each mood.

Wow, an update after five years!
     
by AntSev · April 21, 2017

Okay, it's nothing earth-shattering, but still - thank you so much for thinking of us supporters from so long ago. Sure, it would be nice to have Audiobus support, or different moods, or ? Perhaps some other day. In the meantime, a little update is much appreciated.

Depends what you want out of it.
     
by C. Fabian · October 14, 2010

Loved Bloom (5 stars) and loved Trope even more(5+ stars). Air somewhat disappointed me, although only by comparison with the first two Opal releases. In and of itself, the music is very soothing and the graphics are nice. What I found disappointing was that I was expecting this to be more of an &quot;instrument&quot; like Bloom and Trope. Air offers less control and variety of notes than it's predecessors. For instance, you have little to no control over the pitch of the samples. And the piano parts consist of two consecutive notes thus creating limitations of when you can trigger a sample in a graceful rhythm. To be fair, to get the most out of this app, don't judge it against Bloom or Trope; it is a somewhat different animal. If you are looking for a tranquil listening experience that allows some manipulation, this release would make a nice addition to your collection. The sounds are great, but after my experience with Bloom and Trope, I found this experience to be slightly frustrating.

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.