Program information 
- Softonic Rating:
- License:
- Free
- Added:
- October 23, 2007
- Updated:
- November 15, 2007
- Publisher:
- Website
- File size:
- 222 KB
- Downloads:
- 268
“Convert your PDA into a drum kit”
If you've always dreamed of being like Phil Collins or the guy from Def Lepperd who had one arm, but could never afford a drum kit, then D-Pod could be the perfect solution for you. The application allows you to turn your Palm device into a virtual drum kit, so you can impress/annoy people with your drumming 'skills' everywhere you go.
The program itself consists of an environment with nine different icons. Each of these represents a standard part of the drum kit set-up, such as the cymbals, toms, bass, etc. It'll probably take you a while to figure out which icon represents which element because they're all pretty badly drawn in what is a scrappy interface. The sounds themselves are a fair reflection of the real thing but, of course, the Palm speakers are a poor substitute for a huge PA system.
With a few other options such as volume controls and the ability to record sequences, D-Pod is an interesting diversion for a while but interest soon fades the more you listen to it. Like Phil Collins' career really.
Languages:
English
OS requirements for D-Pod:
- OS: Palm OS 3.5
- Nine different sounds to play with
- Put sequences together
- Sound quality isn't amazing
- Badly-drawn interface
From the publisher of D-Pod
D-Pod is a simple drum pad application. You can play the pads with two sets of drum sounds and adjust the volume too. D-Pod is another application in the Palm Sounds series of Sound Toys. These are simple sound applications that allow you to play with noises. D-Pod in particular is useful for reproducing percussion elements on the move.
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Reviews for D-Pod in other languages
- D-Pod (Análisis en español)
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