Air App Reviews

Just like Brian described it: an endless Music For Airports. Music meets Art meets Technology = Bliss.

yuch, bloom is so much more and so much better.

Loved Bloom (5 stars) and loved Trope even more(5+ stars). Air somewhat disappointed me, although only by comparison with the first two Opal releases. In and of itself, the music is very soothing and the graphics are nice. What I found disappointing was that I was expecting this to be more of an "instrument" like Bloom and Trope. Air offers less control and variety of notes than its predecessors. For instance, you have little to no control over the pitch of the samples. And the piano parts consist of two consecutive notes thus creating limitations of when you can trigger a sample in a graceful rhythm. To be fair, to get the most out of this app, dont judge it against Bloom or Trope; it is a somewhat different animal. If you are looking for a tranquil listening experience that allows some manipulation, this release would make a nice addition to your collection. The sounds are great, but after my experience with Bloom and Trope, I found this experience to be slightly frustrating.

Love it. Great to study by

I got Bloom first, told a friend, she bought it, and then she got Air and then told me to buy it and were both really happy with the output of both apps. I just really wish the app would actually be able to play in the background and Im surprised the developers havent updated the app yet to take advantage of this. As it stands now, I have to have it running in my Touch while Im reading on my iPad and that just seems weirdly old-fashioned in this fast-developing area. I would love to be able to have this going behind my favorite clock app on my iPad so it lulls me to sleep but the alarm gets me up the next morning. Hopefully next update? And a dedicated iPad version? Five full stars when that happens.

Itd be awesome to have the ability to change the key of each mood.

Please fix!!!

I love this app a perfect alternative to Bloom. When I want to shut off from the noise in the coffee shop or airplane I put on my headphones an play either one of them. The music is there but doesnt distract. It eases my brain. Would love to see the "Airplay" feature included so I can play it via the Apple TV on my home stereo.

I love these apps and will look forward to giving five stars when the create mode is fixed.

This is my favorite of Enos generative apps when it works. However, it no longer displays properly with the latest OS. I hope its fixed soon. I paid good money for this not too long ago.

For some reason, app only displays 3 triangles. I didnt update ios so i dont know what the deal is...

Although I would think multitasking would be a natural ( ~Listen~ yes?)...it no longer displays properly, and I cannot use it to accompany live poetry readings anymore. POOH CUBED

Unfortunately I had high hopes for this app. I doesnt have enough variation. I was surprised by how soon I would hear a similar musical phrasing. It is actually kind of repetitive.

Less variety in pitches. The piano sound is always one pitch followed by a fifth lower. Limits the variety. And the screen is static. Eno, who isnt on the credits for this app, should pull it from the Store until Air gets improved.

You have to use the lame pixel doubler. Deleted. Drone FX is infinitely better IMHO.

I listen to Air frequently both for its beauty and for the meditative state it creates. A note about that special feature which activates when the app is played on multiple devices simultaneously: the effect is STUNNING, vastly more beautiful than I imagined it to be during the years I owned only one device.

Its quite limited compared to Music For Airports. But it is endless and randomic, so its perfect for relaxing, meditation, insomnia (my case) and things like that.

The screen looks awful. Please update!

great sounds, and reminiscent of "Airports". but in ios8 the note speed setting is invisible. Mine is now stuck playing one note and then going to silence. This badly needs a refresh