ORG 24: Your Music 2024.1.0.5

Learning and playing musical instruments is always a challenge, as it requires a lot of practice. Learning any musical instrument require dedication and training with regular practice a must in order to master it to a level where playing the instrument becomes muscle memory. With the advent of music apps, it has become easier to polish your craft and play different musical instruments through mobile apps. Playing musical keyboards is always a unique challenge as they are customizable and offer a lot of variety in what can be played with them. ORG 2020 is a music app that lets you practice on a virtual musical keyboard and lets you try record what you are playing to share it with the world. We look at the app's features and options to help you decide if this app will help you improve your music skills or not.

The app has the same interface as that of a musical keyboard with the adjustment options at the top and the buttons at the bottom. There is a lot to unpack within the app and this is where it actually falters. There are a lot of options available within the app but without any sort of guided tour, the user is left to decipher the different options and explore the alternate views all on his own. This leads to confusion with some users probably not being able to discover a number of features even after using the app for a long time period. A guided tour of the app's features and the various screens would do wonders in this regard and start every user on a nice footing from where they can learn about the roles and functions of the options and how they can be used.

The music app makes it very clear from the get-go that the app is to be used by experienced professionals who know their way around the instrument. If you are a newbie and want to learn, the app won't help you much. If you can understand the options on your own though then you could use the music app in order to practice your craft and see how good you are doing by recording your work and sharing it with people for feedback. The app, however, is not useful at all for first-time keyboard users with no idea about the various options usually found on music keyboards.

The good thing about ORG 2020 is that it is extremely easy to get started with playing stuff you want. There is a Play/Record button available at the center of the screen and this helps you start the recording. You can choose the set of sounds for your keyboard from the Keyboard set option that allows four different sound variations. You can change dubstep with the Intro, Variation, Fill and Ending options that allow for differing sounds in different transitions. There is a lot to play around with for background sounds to elevate your music to the next level with a variety of options available to change rhythms and tempo as well.

The music app function sections that can be switched by the 'main/effects' button at the right side of the screen. You can also shift to slider options with the 'main/sliders' button at the left of the screen. There is a lot to explore in the app and therefore, its best to start by playing with the various options to get an idea of the options available before working on creating any music piece with the app.

Features:

• Easy to play and record your music
• Easy to switch between the app's various features and functions
• Very easy to download various sounds
• Terrific option of USB connection with a music keyboard

Conclusion:

ORG 2020 is a music app for people with experience of handling music keyboards. If you are proficient at using the keyboard and looking for an app to create interesting music pieces, the app carries all the functions you need to excel!