In SoundTale, the music is not divided into songs - you can choose from over 20 different musical moods. The moods are called ‘calm’ or ‘creepy’ etc. Once you select a mood, a never ending flow of fitting music starts. We’ve composed a huge amount of short music parts that will be put together in many different combinations to avoid repetitiveness.

The general answer to this is yes. There are some older phones that can have slight problems with it, though. If you experience a problem, the first thing to check would be the power saving options of your device. There, you can allow background activity for the app. As the exact settings are different on every phone model, you might need to play around with these a little and see which one works.

However, the SoundTale receiver on Android does not work properly in the background.

Sadly, on iOS the app doesn’t work in the background.

Not yet, but in the future we want to add this to the app. Please note that this is really not the main concept of the app – it’s meant to be an all in one package.

In general, using it for pen&paper streams is possible. But there are a few requirements. Please write us a mail to contact@soundtale.net – don’t worry, we’re happy to hear from you!

Do not use it without talking to us about it first.

At the moment, you can get SoundTale accounts via the versions in the Google PlayStore, the iOS AppStore and the MicrosoftStore. The normal account works for the platform you bought it on, but you can upgrade it to include other platforms or choose a multiplatform account.

Using accounts for Soundtale makes it easier to access the app and your account no matter where you go – you simply need the free downloadable version of SoundTale. On top of that, you can save your in app settings online and load them on another device once you’re logged in.

Yes, you can use your account on all of your own compatible devices. Please note that, like with most account systems, only one device can be logged in at a time.

No, you don’t. You know why? Because it would suck. We’ve made it possible to play offline for some time before you’re asked to log in again.

No, they don’t. The DM needs an account, the others can join you without. The receiver is built into the app which can be downloaded for free.

Some phones have a problem with the app’s samplerate. Try clicking the ’44.1’ button at the bottom of the setting menu and the receiver page.

Make sure that you’re all using the same version of SoundTale. The app version can be seen in the left corner of the main menu.

First, check the mute buttons on your device (iPhones do have one, for example) and the volume sliders in the settings menu. Next, make sure not too many apps are open while using SoundTale. As there’s a lot of music and sounds in there, the app needs to load a lot of data into the RAM. If that doesn’t work, restart the app or the phone. If you still experience problems, you can unload some music styles you don’t need in your session by holding down on the music style buttons in the music menu. This can help your phone managing all the data.

If you experience a problem, the first thing to check would be the power saving options of your device. There, you can allow background activity for the app. As the exact settings are different on every phone model, you might need to play around with these a little and see which one works.

We know about this problem but it keeps appearing on some systems.

You can write us at contact@soundtale.net – we’re thankful for your bug reports! For Android: Please send us the name of your phone or tablet model and your android version, too.