Harp Real

I am so delighted to with the lyer instrumental sound and simplicity, that I purchase this instrument . My lyer has sixteen strings and I been searching for a teacher. Please advise, meanwhile I enjoy it his app and practice stokes sounds. Good day and thank you.

When I saw that this was a free app, I jumped right on it! I was expecting some kind of chintzy sound, but very much to my surprise however, the replication is so very true to what a harp should sound like! When I went to play some of the built-in songs, however, suddenly ads started popping up, which I wasn’t ready for at all. In fairness, one has to remember that pretty much anything free still has some kind of price, and while I get frustrated by ads that pop up out of nowhere (thus blowing the mood), I shouldn’t be surprised. That said, this is a truly wonderful app! I was looking for a transpose button somewhere, or even a marginal instruction manual, neither of which I found. However, if you wish to change the tuning of the harp, those little levers at the very top of the instrument are how you change it. that’s just like a non-pedal harp so the realism is very much there. The description says outright that this is modeled after a folk harp, which is much smaller — and MUCH less expensive — than a concert pedaled harp! You also have other parameters you can change, like reverb/ room size, and it is to the developers’ credit that so much detail was packed into this free app! Overall: Bravo to the developers!

Absolutely delighted that there is a free harp app like this. Great sound quality! Also, the fact that you are able to control the levers is fantastic! For anyone who likes music, and harps, I highly recommend this app!