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September 7, 2012 07:19 pm GMT
New iOS app Timbre wants to help get you out to more concerts, by giving you a glimpse at shows nearby along with a free preview of what exactly you'll be getting if you buy a ticket or pop into a free show. It does so with a product that's remarkably simple, without any requirement to login or even associate one of your social network accounts to get started, and it's free.What Timbre provides is a minimal list of artists performing nearby, when you either allow it access to your phone's location information or enter a ZIP code manually. The artists show up in a smartly designed river, which shows upcoming performances organized by date, starting with today and moving forward as you scroll down. Tap through to any individual artist, and you'll get concert details, including a buy link that directs you to wherever tickets are being sold, and a sample track from the band will play in the background automatically, with pop-up controls available once you tap again.
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Timbre iPhone App Offers Stunning, Simple Local Live Music Discovery
New iOS app Timbre wants to help get you out to more concerts, by giving you a glimpse at shows nearby along with a free preview of what exactly you'll be getting if you buy a ticket or pop into a free show. It does so with a product that's remarkably simple, without any requirement to login or even associate one of your social network accounts to get started, and it's free.What Timbre provides is a minimal list of artists performing nearby, when you either allow it access to your phone's location information or enter a ZIP code manually. The artists show up in a smartly designed river, which shows upcoming performances organized by date, starting with today and moving forward as you scroll down. Tap through to any individual artist, and you'll get concert details, including a buy link that directs you to wherever tickets are being sold, and a sample track from the band will play in the background automatically, with pop-up controls available once you tap again.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/s-YlW8fG2T0/
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