Reiep « Practical and cheap »
Published on 10/12/12 at 04:31I use it on the iPhone and iPad, install via App Store, difficult to get any easier.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Again, hard to fault. I did not notice any performance issues, but my devices are fairly recent (iPhone 4, iPad 3).
Logically, TabToolkit is more pleasant to use with the iPad larger screen.
History does not make a 10, the app is sometimes slow to close when you press the Home button, in the sense that it is not instantaneous as usual.
OVERALL OPINION
I am a user since the earliest versions of TabToolkit. On a smartphone because of the small size of the screen is not always obvious, but on a tablet it's great. We avoid lugging a computer, you can download tablatures directly from the internet or from a "Store" in the application.
TabToolkit manages tablatures in Guitar Pro format, including multitrack whatever version.
For me this is a "must have".
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
Again, hard to fault. I did not notice any performance issues, but my devices are fairly recent (iPhone 4, iPad 3).
Logically, TabToolkit is more pleasant to use with the iPad larger screen.
History does not make a 10, the app is sometimes slow to close when you press the Home button, in the sense that it is not instantaneous as usual.
OVERALL OPINION
I am a user since the earliest versions of TabToolkit. On a smartphone because of the small size of the screen is not always obvious, but on a tablet it's great. We avoid lugging a computer, you can download tablatures directly from the internet or from a "Store" in the application.
TabToolkit manages tablatures in Guitar Pro format, including multitrack whatever version.
For me this is a "must have".