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Our users were friends from our living groups who had varying levels of interest in music. While they're all MIT course 6 students and so might not be generally representative, MIT students seem to have a pretty wide range of musical inclination and so weren't a particularly bad sampling of our user population, though they might have been more familiar with the inner workings of programming than most (don't think any of them had programmed on Android before, though). Our app aims to be usable by people with varying levels of music experience and who are probably somewhat younger, creative and tech-savvy.
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- "Okay I'm gonna save it as."
- "Uh, Modern twinkle twinkle. save."
- back
- "Tap and hold for options. Ok, let's export it to midi!"
- "whoah I can send it to (all these things)!"
- "Where does wifi go? Does it just go, randomly somewhere over the network? Oh, so it looks like wifi direct. Ok I don't know what wifi direct is."
- "I'll email it to myself! Look I'm in alan's contact list."
- "Now let's ask myself if I got a midi! Well, not yet."
- App crashed awhile after export.
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Did you notice you can change instruments?
Wiki Markup "No. Oh, I didn't try this \[settings button\]. Aha\! All of these guys look familiar"
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