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Summary of Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) Problems 😠👌🔥
- The app needs to be updated more frequently to keep up with user demands and expectations.
- The app's interface may be slightly unintuitive for some users, requiring some basic exploration to fully understand its features.
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Common Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) Problems & Solutions. Troubleshooting Guide
Complete guide to troubleshoot Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) app on iOS and Android devices. Solve all Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) app problems, errors, connection issues, installation problems and crashes.
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- Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) iPhone Issues and Solutions
- Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) iOS app crashes, not working, errors
- Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) iOS app network issues
- Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) on iOS has black/white screen
- Tingalin (Çifteli and Lahuta) Android App Issues and Solutions
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"The Tingalin iPhone app simulates this two-stringed instrument with absolute fidelity, going as far as to recreate the wrist-based strumming technique of the ancient Çifteli masters". Tingalin is a unique music instrument based on the Albanian lute Çifteli (meaning "pair of strings"). Tingalin simulates strumming by shaking your device, as if strumming the real instrument. Tingalin is also great for those wishing to learn how to play the real instrument. The Çifteli is a wooden instrument with a long thin handle and a pear-shaped sound bowl. The first string is used to play the notes while the seconds strings acts as a backup harmonic tune. Tingalin offers multiple instrument voicings. You can also play back a melody by swiping the bowl on screen or simply pressing the play button. This two string lute looks similar to Setar, Saz and Tambura; however, its sound is unique. Continuously strumming plays back the entire melody. Simply slow down the tempo and watch where the notes are played on the handle to follow along. Each voicing can be tuned to the preferred pitch using the slider control +/- 2 octaves. Each strum up or down plays one chord at a time. "Before I go to bed I simply must play my Tingalin!
