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ConcertinaXL - 30-Button C/G Anglo Concertina for the iPad

By Michael Eskin

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ConcertinaXL - 30-Button C/G Anglo Concertina for the iPad
  • $2.99
  • Category: Music
  • First released: April 12, 2010
  • Versions: 1 archived
  • Installable: 1 of 1
  • Seller: Michael Eskin

Requirements: Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.

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To install apps directly onto this device, it must be jailbroken with AppSync installed.
1.2
Requires iOS 3.2+
Non-Retina
July 17, 2010
22.8 MB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

sampled from 3 archived captures
DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
April 20, 2010 $0.99
December 16, 2017 5.4 10 $2.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

Not just a novelty
     
by Lawhistle · May 18, 2010

This week I learned four tunes on concertina xl for the iPad. The Green Gowned Lass in a Tanner's coffee while waiting for my dog to get a bath at the groomers next door. The Poitin March in a hospital room while hanging out with a friend who was sleeping after surgery. The Mountain Top in my condo at 10:30pm, while my family and my upstairs neighbor remained blissfully unaware, and a newly composed Josephine Marsh tune while I was recovering from a strained shoulder from practicing to much actual concertina. Concertina xl for iPad is so responsive, working out ornaments, alternate fingerings, chords and octaves easy. After a couple of days of wrapping your brain around the layout, it transfers extraordinarily easily to the real instrument. The most amazing is the ability to put slowed down tunes on the iPod function and play concertina xl with them. I've nothing more to add, other than I'm never watching a meaningless sitcom while stuck in bed sick again, and there really ought to be a sixth star in this rating system for apps that are seriously and amazingly useful.

Great app
     
by Uberman54 · August 28, 2010

Download it and deleted it 3 times can't get it to go past the instruction screen. Had orientation lock on. Lock off now works great.

Doesn't work
     
by Kayakbabe yawls · January 11, 2012

I have an iPad2. The app loads to the first screen with instructions on how to use it, but there doesn't seem to be any other screen. Nothing like what is pictured on the app store. Also no buttons or way to exit the informational screen.

My Travel Concertina
     
by SanJuanIslander · August 1, 2013

I love to play concertina but it's now too expensive to carry my real concertina on business trips -- it would mean checking another bag. So I use ConcertinaXL on the plane and in hotel rooms. I love it with headphones and I don't disturb anyone. The layout is just like my Wheatstone and Edgley concertinas. It sounds very realistic and I enjoy using the drone occasionally. <br/><br/>The problem is kinetic memory. I find songs I know on the real concertina hard to transfer to ConcertinaXL and visa versa. Apparently the motion of my hands and fingers is part of learning a tune and that part just doesn't transfer well. I'm hoping that, with more practice on this app, that the transfer will work better. <br/><br/>I giving ConcertinaXL 5 stars because the app works perfectly and cannot be blamed for the transfer memory issue.

Doesn’t work. A rip off!
     
by %neveragain · December 22, 2025

No push draw ability and no instructions

Great tool
     
by Jfleetwo · September 14, 2010

This product delivers! The sound is great. The tilting movement allows you to have as close an experience to the real thing as possible on a 2D screen. I think it is a legitimate practice tool short of hauling your box around all the time. Go for it!! Remember, as the developer says, read the instructions and the app will be all you can hope for on an iPad.

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