How about an Android App?

[Ting]

Hi, I'm actually an Android phone user but very interested in ur
pocketguitar apps. Is there any plan to write one for Android? :)

[Shinya Kasatani]

No, because of the technical reasons. Android has a very poor audio
API compared to iPhone. Looks like Google isn't interested in musical
instrument apps.

On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 2:55 PM, Ting <cherr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, I'm actually an Android phone user but very interested in ur
> pocketguitar apps. Is there any plan to write one for Android? :)
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[Ting]

Oh, that's really a bad news. Perhaps, that's why there are very less
musical instrument apps in Android Market. (sigh)
But anyway, thanks for your reply.

[Guy]

PLLLLEEEEAAAASSSSSEEEEEE??????

The sound on Android seems to be getting better, in my opinion. I got
the Samsung Vibrant recently and the sound is great.

I would pay good money for this app if it was available on the Droid
market. I hope you'll reconsider.

[Shinya Kasatani]

I believe there's no problem with the sound quality of Android phones,
but only a limited kind of iPhone music apps can be ported to Android
because of the lack of real-time low latency audio API.

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=3434