I had some time to spare and was looking at the apps on my iPhone trying to decide what to play with that I hadn't used in ages. So picked TNR-i. I think it has been ages since I last used this app, and of course there was something in there that I'd started ages ago (not bad in fact), and I ended up jamming along with it.
I know that the Tenori-on grid concept has been done a lot on the app store, but I think that the original TNR-i albeit not the first grid sequence app has a lot going for it.
One thing that really struck me about it was that with certain settings I didn't even have to look at the screen to use the app and jam along with the layer that I'd previously created. I really liked that, not that I'm advocating using music apps whilst driving or anything, but I liked that I didn't have to be glued to the screen to be happily engaged in making some music.
I think I'll have to try a few other apps to see if it's possible elsewhere.
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If you want to use the Advance Mode on TNR-I, it seems that you can now...
http://m.matrixsynth.com/2011/11/advance-mode-in-tenori-on-app-for-ios.html
...you can now set it up with 16 layers as bounce mode or whatever combination of modes you want.
for more info on "advance mode" on tnr-i (and other tenori-Ons) also see:
http://tenori-onusa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=28&start=45
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