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Yes Session 1.0


Brainstorm with encouraging feedback!
Yes Session 1.0 is now in the app store.

Yes Session Icon Yes Session splash

Yes Session encourages you to talk out your ideas with no negative feedback!
When it starts, it's already listening, and will prompt you for your idea. Speak for more than a second, pause for a bit to let it "sink in", and Yes Session will encourage you to continue brainstorming!
Use the volume controls on your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad to set the volume to a comfortable level.
Touch the ear button to make Yes Sesson stop listening.

IMPORTANT: To use Yes Session, your device must be able to record sound - if not, you must use an external microphone, such as is found on iPhone earbuds.

You can use the iTunes Document interface to add your own audio. Make sure it's in a .wav or .aif format, and less than 30 seconds long. I like to record it at 11025 KHz, mono to take up less space. If you start your audio's name with a +, it will be added to the introductory phrases. The name of the file is displayed when it speaks!
Have some great ideas!
Yes Session even runs (under 4.x) in the background, with the hold switch on .

Hear a little Yes Session in practice!
Yes Session Demo 1 by jhhl
settings
You can enable and disable the standard built in and custom messages with these two switches. That way, you can run Yes Session entirely with your own messages.
Yes Session will remember these settings when you stop it.
If you have no custom messages, it won't let you disable the standard built-in ones. If you have custom responses, but no custom introduction, it will choose from the standard ones.


credits and contacts
Yes Session is a lot like part of a program I wrote a very long time agao that ran on Commodore Amiga computers.
Yes Session is by the author of the highly praised synthicity itself, SrutiBox, Droneo, Tondo, Wind Chimes, Enumero, Minute, Banshee, and LakePiano .
 

Support
 
• Available in the iTunes App store
• Questions? Write to YesSession "at" jhhl.net, or go to the contact page
• Read about my iPhone development in this blog

 

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