Showing posts with label songs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label songs. Show all posts
Jam For iPhone Lets You Create Original Songs In Seconds Makes You Sound Like A Star
When apps like Songify and AutoRap were first released, the novelty factor played a big part in their success. Now however, the concept of converting speech into songs is not very new, and an app in this genre needs to have something really special to garner a following of its own. Jam for iPhone seems to have this extra bit of flair. The app offers a lot of styles, rather than concentrating on just hip-hop or pop. You get to decide the category of your song, and Jam processes the singing accordingly. You can even adjust the level of auto-tune you want to add to your singing, while the ‘beats per minute’ factor can be customized as well. Like most apps of this type, Jam has a comprehensive sharing network where all the publicly recorded songs are available for everyone’s listening pleasure.
I you want to share songs from other people or create your own recordings, you’ll need to connect your Facebook account with the app. Jam lets you hide your real name and Facebook display photo by letting you swap them with app-specific credentials. Before you start recording yourself, it is better to look around and get a feel of things. The ‘Charts’ section lists all the songs that have received most likes and have been favorited by the highest number of people (a concept labeled as ‘royalties’ in the app). Jam also features different users who have done a lot of recordings or have created well-liked songs. All the songs available in the main chart can be streamed by every Jam user. If you really like a recording, you can add it to your favorites, or share it with people on your social network.
You don’t have to rely solely on the Jam charts to discover good recordings; just head to the ‘Home’ tab and search for a song or artist you like, and all the attempts at singing the searched track will be listed. It is also possible to simply browse through the Jam collection via sections for music genres and artists. The Home section also shows your activities on the network, along with those of your friends who are on Jam.
Creating a song of your own in Jam is really easy. Once you are in the ‘Record’ section, choose the style in which you want the app to process your song. Only Pop/Rock is available for free, while in-app purchases can unlock all the other styles. Before you get down to business, select the auto-tune level and speed of the beat you want to sing to. Choosing a lower auto tune level means Jam makes less changes to your singing. Now that everything is set, hit the record button and start singing. When you’re done, hit the stop icon and wait for Jam to process everything, which might take a while, depending upon the duration of the recording. After the processing, Jam plays the song for you. If you really like what the app has done to your voice, you can save the recording, or share it with your friends over Facebook and the Jam network. Jam also offers an achievement badges system to keep users coming back for more.
A lot of people won’t feel the need of making the in-app purchases for additional styles, since the default one does a pretty decent job. The app is available as a free download, and is optimized for all iDevices except the iPad.
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I you want to share songs from other people or create your own recordings, you’ll need to connect your Facebook account with the app. Jam lets you hide your real name and Facebook display photo by letting you swap them with app-specific credentials. Before you start recording yourself, it is better to look around and get a feel of things. The ‘Charts’ section lists all the songs that have received most likes and have been favorited by the highest number of people (a concept labeled as ‘royalties’ in the app). Jam also features different users who have done a lot of recordings or have created well-liked songs. All the songs available in the main chart can be streamed by every Jam user. If you really like a recording, you can add it to your favorites, or share it with people on your social network.
You don’t have to rely solely on the Jam charts to discover good recordings; just head to the ‘Home’ tab and search for a song or artist you like, and all the attempts at singing the searched track will be listed. It is also possible to simply browse through the Jam collection via sections for music genres and artists. The Home section also shows your activities on the network, along with those of your friends who are on Jam.
Creating a song of your own in Jam is really easy. Once you are in the ‘Record’ section, choose the style in which you want the app to process your song. Only Pop/Rock is available for free, while in-app purchases can unlock all the other styles. Before you get down to business, select the auto-tune level and speed of the beat you want to sing to. Choosing a lower auto tune level means Jam makes less changes to your singing. Now that everything is set, hit the record button and start singing. When you’re done, hit the stop icon and wait for Jam to process everything, which might take a while, depending upon the duration of the recording. After the processing, Jam plays the song for you. If you really like what the app has done to your voice, you can save the recording, or share it with your friends over Facebook and the Jam network. Jam also offers an achievement badges system to keep users coming back for more.
A lot of people won’t feel the need of making the in-app purchases for additional styles, since the default one does a pretty decent job. The app is available as a free download, and is optimized for all iDevices except the iPad.
Download Jam For iOS
Play Songs That Match Your Mood Or The Weather With Smart Music For Windows 8
As different people, we all have varied tastes in music. While rock lovers consider it to be the king of all musical genres, trance enthusiasts and those in love with other genres, tend to disagree. Other than the people who are faithful to only one music genre, many (like me) like to listen to different genres, depending on their mood. For instance, I might listen to rock or trance while I am driving, but choose an ambient playlist before going to sleep. In order to listen to music according to your mood, you need to have pre-made playlists. If you have a huge music collection, creating a different playlist for each mood can be a tedious task, while just randomly playing songs from your collection can even have a negative effect on your mood. Currently, there are a lot of web services as well as Android and iOS apps that allow you to listen to music according to your mood. Today, we present to you an app for Windows 8 called Smart Music that does the same for Microsoft’s latest desktop and tablet OS. It features readymade playlists for different types of moods, and provides you with a built-in player to stream the songs directly to your Windows 8 device.
The main interface of the application has songs grouped into different mood categories such as Happy, Sad, Crazy, In Love, and Sleepy. Click a song to go to the built-in player and start streaming it.
At the top right corner, you’re bound to notice the “I’m feeling … click here to let me know” text; just click ‘here’ to choose a mood you are in. Other than the mood, you can also specify the current weather from Sunny Day, Rainy All, Cloudy and Snowy, and the current time of the day from Morning, Afternoon and Evening.
When you have selected your current mood, weather and time of the day, click the blue tick mark to open up a list of songs related to your query.
Hitting the Play button instantly opens up the music player and starts playing the selected song. You can also share the song with your friends using the People or Mail app.
The Show Song List button in the lower left corner of the music player opens up the list of all the songs in the playlist to easily switch between them
The app is really good at what it does; however, it needs a bit of polishing to make it more usable by ironing the quirks out. For instance you have to keep the app maximized in order to listen to music; if you minimize it, or even pin it to the side, the music stops playing. Moreover, you cannot search for a particular song or artist. Adding these features, specially the ability to keep the song playing in the background would definitely make the app stand out.
Smart Music works on both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 8. In order to get the app, go to Windows Store and search for Smart Music. Click the Install button on the main page in order to download and install the app to your Windows 8 or Windows RT device.
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