The good people at Itty Bitty Apps interviewed me about Soundproof and how we use the excellent Reveal app to debug and design these elements. [You can find the interview here](http://revealapp.com/blog/revealed-soundproof.html)
In this second article in the series about the making of our [Soundproof music practice App](https://itunes.apple.com/app/id889019884), I will explain some of the details and decisions behind the Repeat Markers feature.
Some background: the first release of our [music practice Soundproof](https://soundproofapp.com) was “Waiting for Review” in the last week of September when my iPhone 6 arrived. I ran the app on the iPhone 6 and of course got the stretched up iPhone 5 UI. It was OK, but a bit “Duplo” shall we say. Also our very subtle background gradient was being stretched. Nobody else would notice but… there is pride to consider.
I am very pleased to be able to say that my first iOS app Soundproof is now available in the App Store. It is a music player designed for people who need to repeat any kind of audio track for practice.
“My contract is finished, so we need to crack on and get an app published in the App Store. The problem is that REDACTED which we started last year will take too long to finish, but I’ve had a great idea for a really simple app we can bash out in a week or two” — seasoned developer (me) to designer