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DESCRIPTION
eTunes (i.e., easyTunes) allows even to those who are not professional musicians to create and play their own tunes. In fact it is enough to click the piano-keys and eTunes will take care to code your inputs for the right output.

Files created by eTunes may be used as RingTones for Cellphones, or may be send to anybody to listen to. And since eTunes is available for both Windows and Apple-Macintosh platforms, its files can be easily reproduced on both platforms. Since playing notes is a very CPU-expensive job, there is an option to slightly reduce CPU-usage. On the other end, music you are going to write are expected to last a few seconds only, so CPU-usage should not really be a problem.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.2.2: Added Apple Drum-kits (in the Instrument menu).
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:AsramSoftware
Downloads:3,153
  - Version d/l:188
Multimedia & Design:Audio
License:Shareware
Date:11 May 2008
Platform:PPC
Price:$10.00
RATING
***½.
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    eTunes User Reviews (3 posts)Write A Review
    Jun 11 2006
    ***½.

    KLKTRK  This is a nice little application, if a little cute. The interface could be worked out a bit more consistently (they might benefit from following more standard Apple app development approaches), but it's perfectly fine for playing around with ringtones. Any serious composition, however, is difficult to do with this tool, but I don't think that's what the authors had in mind. Think of it as a fun tool for maybe making a couple simple, custom ringtones, and you'll be happy. Expect more, and you'll probably be dissapointed.  (Version 1.0.2)

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    Jun 11 2006

    TOM HANCOCKS  The ability to create ring-tones from this would be much better if their was an instrument for the actual mobile phones beeps, not instruments.

    The interface is fairly sluggish. I'm guessing it was done in REALbasic? I have nothing against REALbasic, but in my experience it has never done metal windows too well. Maybe just stick to the standard aqua window. Just a suggestion.

    I don't think this is worth $7 or £3.70 it should be freeware.

    Is this your first program, or first public program?  (Version 1.0.2)

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    May 31 2006

    MISTERFOX  this is'nt worth paying for...i'm sorry  (Version 1.0)

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