ChorusClass 3.3.3

Reviews

1 ★, on 2018-10-02
Didn't get to use the app. It crashed every time I opened or attempted to open a track to listen to. I'm sure if I could have got it to work it would have been ideal but unfortunately it's not been able to prove itself. Every time it's crashed I've clicked report it and it still hasn't improved. I've tried logging out and logging back in and tried uninstalling then re-installing but all to no avail :(

1 ★, on 2019-09-28
As far education is concerned, there needs to be a version that I can pay for and have multiple choirs who's members have access to the app with zero ads. Like an Enterprise addition. This is a super useful app, but if I were to turn it in to my district to be approved for student use, it would fail miserably. That's all I would use it for. My subscription ends today as there is now way I can use this.

1 ★, on 2018-12-01
Takes forever to load parts to a song. Then when one part is almost fully loaded, the app backs itself out. After seeing so many people complain about this bug all year long, one would expect it to be fixed by now. It's a very simple app with a simple concept. What exactly is going on?

3 ★, on 2020-03-29
I wanted to love this app, but it has some serious flaws. Despite buying a Pro account, I still have to wait through ads telling me to upgrade to Pro. It also doesn't reliably let you move songs between folders, which is preventing me from sharing my tracks with my choir.

3 ★, on 2019-10-23
I've been using this app for 2 almost 3 years. I can no longer stand it because of all the ads. The paid version has existed as long as I've been using it but until recently they didn't punish you for not buying it. You're disrupting my focus if you interrupt me to make me watch an ad while I'm in the middle of a song.

1 ★, on 2019-03-01
Buggy. Sound controls work intermittently. Too quiet to use on my phone without an external amplifier. No navigation available when toggled to my car, severely limits my practise time. Ads are disruptive, but the app is not worth paying for. I'd call this a bare minimum attempt to fulfil a need. If anyone makes a better app, they could easily steal the market.