Rhythm Lab has a lot of features, and the new FAQ page is meant to help users: Know what options are available and how to access them. Become aware of less-obvious features, like MIDI Send, import and export user groups from/to different iPads, save custom patterns to use on other iPads, select sounds and notes …
The newest version of Rhythm Lab – 3.2 – is now available on the App Store. This update allows users to choose color templates – eight total – to give the app a different look and feel. It also includes a few bug fixes, including the tendency of the app to crash when opening a …
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The old Rhythm Lab blog had several posts about good mentions of Rhythm Lab or the Rhythm Lab blog. Here are some of the best: Grand Piano Passion Grand Piano Passion is a website for adult piano students which gave Rhythm Lab an excellent review: Internalize Tricky Rhythms with a Tapping App OKEY Magazine The German …
The Rhythm Lab blog has moved to a new web hosting service, which brings some good changes. First, the site is more secure by using SSL encryption. Second, many of the various web resources have been consolidated, which should make it easier for me to keep up with blog and website maintenance and updates.