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Olympia Noise Co seeking beta testers
Sign up here: http://tflig.ht/1fF2gD1
Would you like to beta test for Olympia Noise Co.?
Olympia Noise Co. is the creator of Chordion, a new way to make music on the iPad. Chordion was selected as App Store Editor's Choice in 23 countries and as an App Store Best of 2013 Innovative Music App in China, Japan, and South Korea.
We are hard at work on a new iPhone app. We are looking for enthusiastic iOS musicians with an iPhone and iOS7. An iPad version will follow.
Participation is not guaranteed - there are a limited number of spots available and we will be selecting testers primarily to get a good range of devices tested. If you have both an iPhone and iPad, please include both devices so that you may be considered for the iPad beta test as well.
By signing up to beta test, you are agreeing to not share screen shots or other information about the app without written consent from the developer.
A beta version of the app is not yet ready, but we hope to have a test ready in February or March, depending on how development continues.
--Ben Kamen, Olympia Noise Co.
Comments
@benkamen...
Is there any chance of Chordion showing up for the iPhone too?
Count me in. Ready to pick it apart.
@senhorlampada
We looked into it... but for now the answer is no. When we make version 2.0 (a complete rebuild from the ground up!) we will build it with both devices in mind.