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Version 3.1 · 2022-11-08
Bug Fixes for iPad
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The store currently lists version 3.1, updated 2022-11-08.




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Looped Worship Pads inspired by Bethel Music and other top Worship artists in every key. Equipped with fade out & fade in to naturally transition between pads and pause. This is the one stop shop for high quality looped pads for worship. Made by musicians for musicians.
Key Features:
-Every Major Key Available
-Built with the 1 & 5 of the chord
-Pause Button to fade out the current pad and not start a new pad
-Click on a different pad to fade out the existing pad and start a new one
-Simple functionality and minimalistic design
-Continuous sound while using other apps
How I use Worship Pads Pro:
Play the pad for the key your song is in behind a full band or behind a single instrument to give a fuller sound and feel and also help with transitions. This app is perfectly dialed in so that keys fade out and in with no overlap.…
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Bug Fixes for iPad
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