Zquence Studio

I needed something for now till FL Studio for android comes out and this is a pretty solid app I found on FL forums. I could tell by the reviews that by more people buying this app the app should have some really good updates soon. Right off the download you are able to make tunes and you are able to make very tiny edits too using on screen buttons that make touch-only very practical, it takes about a half hour to get the hang of but is butter after that. I have a tiny little screen on my phone and I could see getting a tablet in the future to really push the limits of this app, but for now, I can record audio and program midi parts on the bus and wherever I'm at on the fly. The stock sounds that it comes with are very good (the drums bump!) and the effects are nice too, I will say that the developer has gone with quality over quantity when it comes to the effects, there's not a lot of effects but they are top notch. A year from now and I bet people will wonder how they got it for $3. Anyone know how to find a manual on this?

Out of the literally 400 plus apps on my tablet, this app and just like two others, have that DRM crap attached to them, which makes them "protected" and means I am unable to backup my updates. I say "protected", because any company or developer that thinks that adding this Google protection, will stop people from pirating their apps, well, I have a bridge I'd like to sell you. It does absolutely nothing to stop pirates. One person will buy it, either crack the protection encryption themselves, or pass it along to someone else with the knowledge to do so. Then your app ends on pirate sites. I'd be willing to bet 100 bucks this very app is out there right now. So you see, the intentions are good, I'm a developer myself and understand the need to want to protect your hard work. But it simply won't stop those determined enough to steal it, and instead you make the people like me, who actually pay you for the app, suffer by way of not allowing us to backup the application. Most developers understand this principle and side with not frustrating their customers, I hope you will as well one day.

there are less than a dozen insteuments in it. With the exception of the unlikely case that i should need exactly these instruments, i cannot make any use at all of this app. An email to the dev regarding what to do with this did not result in any answer. Also it was written that one could import instruments but i did not find any way how to do that. The app is so buggy that even i could not save my work because of a bug (no, it was not some trial version but the paid version!).