maesynth v0.1.0-5

Nice app. Could there be 2 keyboards one above the other like those organs seen in churches. How about quicker response, save open edit functions so the user can compose a song and have it played back. Anyway, great idea. Thanks

i had this working ealier and falt that it was unresponsive time to time. now it won' start. idea is nice though!

it was working after flashing my n900 and reinstall the app it wont work , i have installed pr.12 package but no luck to make it start

my 2 yrs old son loves this.. :D Many children songs don't need 2 octaves.. :)

Have you guys got Extras Dev Enabled? Latest version requires PR1.2

Yup, update broke app for me re QtMultimedia, tho others appear to be OK.

The update broke it :/ As I figured it is a python app. When I start it from the terminal it complains about missing QtMultimedia.

5 stars for the potential. Needs work as said in earlier comments

It is great but could be much better with some work.

As it has been pointed out, extending to at least 2 octaves would be most welcome.

Works very fine, but I rate it only 3 stars because I think it can improve feature wise. I'd also like to see a larger range of tones and pressure sensitive volume. The possibility to change the instrument would be extremely useful too. Also a save option will be nice (as a midi file so it could be edited lately).

Great application. I rate 5 stars, when the range of tones is extended to at least 2.5 octaves. I would guess that the space is sufficient to have 2 octaves displayed at once, more should be reachable by arrows to the left and right or other means. The words could be a little bit larger, however just testing what the sliders do works out without having ever been able to read the captions.

The sound is good. I wish it had 2 octaves. Couldn't read the words with out a magnifying glass. Too bad there is no way to play 2 notes at once with resistive touch.

Have you thought about making this pressure sensitive? It would make this stand out more since no capacitive based device could duplicate that feature. With that feature the volume slider would be an overall volume.