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Percussion Tutor - Very Useful iOS App for learning World Percussion
https://itunes.apple.com/app/percussiontutor-for-world/id518086179
From the app's description on the store:
PercussionTutor is an educational app for dedicated world percussion enthusiasts. The app and its free companion book feature a unique library of world rhythms and instruments played by leading percussionists and drummers. A time stretching feature and a metronome give the users the option to practice at their own pace.
NO IN-APP PURCHASES! Buy the app now and get all the future content for free. We will release updates on a regular basis adding new rhythms and videos.
FEATURES:
- Over 50 rhythms (some rhythms include a basic and a more advanced version)
- Rhythms from Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico, Peru, West Africa, ...
- ALL drums can be turned on and off individually
- audio time-stretching feature
- 45 videos
- over 50 percussion instruments
- Sheets of all the rhythms included in the app and in the free book
- A description of all the rhythms_
Now, from my perspective-- where this is clearly lacking (so far) is Indian, Middle Eastern, Chinese and Japanese percussion. That's not everything, but you can't have world percussion without at least that. There is definitely a leaning to Latin American percussion. There are only 4 African rhythms. But there's no question this is very useful. If you want to program a Bossa Nova beat--this will show you how.
And I'm curious as to what this app will become. As we know, they have to sell a lot to make it worth their while to put more time in it.
Comments
Definitely a bias towards latin music going on there. 39 Cuban rhythms and only 4 West Africans?? I mean ok Cuba has a very rich musical tradition but West Africa is huge and has a lot more diversity.
And the world is bigger than this.
Hmm. Not convinced for now, but I'll keep an eye on it. Thanks!