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      <title>Critical Assessment</title>
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      <description>The TAM app was released on the App Store in April 2023, followed by the album at the end of May 2023; both are presented on the project website, theaquaticmuseum.com (cf. release details). A complete critical assessment of the app will benefit from real-world feedback now that it is publicly available. Online polls and small focus groups can provide further insights into usability questions. In the meantime, I’ll reflect on the creation process and the exchanges with the musicians, and give some personal reflections on the potential audience of music apps. Some of the following points are discussed in more detail in the process section.</description>
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