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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Talanome work with the iPad?

Yes! Talanome (from version 3.0+) is a universal app, designed for both the iPhone and the iPad. If you’re running previous versions of Talanome, please update to the latest version. Updates are free and you get to enjoy added new features at no extra cost!

I am not getting any sounds from my Talanome. What gives??

With version 4.0 onwards, Talanome supports background play and mixing with other audio, and no longer works with the mute button settings (quiet a few people were confused by the mute button settings of iPhone and iPad, so we disabled that!). We hope you enjoy these enhancements! Tell us what you like – we listen!

If you have an older version of Talanome with an older version of iOS (pre-iOS 9), it works with the mute button of your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPhone. If you have muted the speaker, you will not get any sounds when you launch the app. When you un-mute your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, you will get the rich sounds from the Talanome. On the iPad, the external button can be used to either mute/un-mute your phone, or act to lock the auto rotation of the screen. You can control the behavior by going to Settings, and navigating to the “General” settings. You will see an option to “Use Side Switch to:”,  and you can choose between “Lock Rotation” and “Mute”. If the “Lock Rotation” option is chosen and you are not getting any sounds, please switch the “Mute” option, un-mute your iPad, and then switch back to the “Lock Rotation” option. Once your iPad has been properly un-muted, you should get sound from Talanome once again.

Do Talanome/Talanome Lite/My TalaVadyam work with Android phones?

At this time, they are only available for devices running iOS. But we have worked hard to keep them small, efficient and highly performant and extend our support to iOS 9 (currently iOS 15 is available, and so that means we take our support back 6 versions!) so they can be run on older devices such as iPhone 4S, so it can be more accessible to everyone. iOS has generally been very good for music apps requiring low latency audio (such as a metronomic device and a percussion sequencer). We’re evaluating Android, but it will be a major effort and commitment so we’re not sure yet when we will. Thank you for your understanding. 🙏