Turn your phone or tablet into a musical instrument with these Best Music making apps for Android.
Your smart mobile devices are great tools that can be used for a variety of things, including making music. Surely among our readers, there are a lot of musicians who sometimes used their tablets and smartphones as a tool to create music. Today, we will make a list of the top musical applications that you can find in Google Playstore to develop your beats and create songs.
What are the best android music making applications?
MorphWiz ($1.99)
MorphWiz is the number one choice to begin this article as it is one of the best music making applications available at Google Play Store. MorphWiz is an application created by Jordan Rudess, keyboardist of the group Dream Theater, which turns your smartphone or tablet into a synthesizer able to play different sounds, effects and everything you would expect including performing vibrato with your fingers.
FL Studio Mobile (FREE)
FL Studio is an application that work as a synthesizer. It allows you to create sounds fairly intuitive and simple way by pounding on the screen to go to the composition incorporating them into their corresponding boxes. Sounds are differentiated between batteries and synth instruments, which then you can apply multiple effects.
Caustic 3 ($3.28)
Caustic is a rack that combines synthesizers and samplers to create your songs. Everything is optimized for use in real-time. In the rack, you can add different “equipment” virtual analog synthesizer, synthesizer PCM A-Line Bass synthesizer or machine samplings of drums among others.
nanoloop (FREE)
Turn your mobile phone or tablet on a synthesizer, sequencer and sampler through the application Nanoloop. With this tool, you can compose your own arrangement of electronic music to play at parties, publish on the Internet or save it to your personal collection. Nanoloop offers the possibility of up to six active channels, which can be synth or sampler. In each channel, you can create up to eight patterns for two instruments differ, which can be sequenced directly from the application.
RD4 Groovebox ($5.46)
A fairly complete application that simulates a synthesizer and beatbox. Ideal for composing and performing electronic music on-the-go, including all the basic functions you would expect to create beats, including different modes for the synthesizer.
SPC – Music Drum Pad (FREE)
SPC Music Sketchpad 2 is an audio station that will allow you to mix and record your own songs. The application shows a screen with 16 points on which you can load sounds and songs. Ideal for use in live sound mixing and adding songs.
SunVox ($5.99)
SunVox is a pattern-based sequencer and a complete app to create music. It is a tool for complex composition which not only enables the sequencing but also provide several filters and effects in a system of modular layers. You have several options and tools such as tracking software that unlike the rest. Also supports WAV, AIFF XI, and samples.
Audio Evolution Mobile (FREE)
Audio Evolution Mobile lets you record sound from almost professionally by external instruments, modify and play with the different tools of the app and can create magnetic loops to mix in different tracks. You can export your results and share files with social networks.
Recording Studio (FREE)
Recording Studio will serve among other things to make voice if you want to sing to your compositions. In the free version, it includes an instrument, the piano, but in the paid version you can find much more. Create different tracks to each of the components of your song and then mix them easily with your sequencer.
Music Maker Jam (FREE)
If you’re not particularly good with the music but still do not want to deprive you create songs, the Music Maker Jam is for you. This application allows you to remix your rhythms and create your composition. The free version includes hip-hop, dance, rock, and jazz and from there can move adding instruments, loops and effects, mixing up to eight different channels.
Download the best Android music making apps mentioned in the list above and share your thoughts on them in discussions form below. Also, if you are using any other apps for the purpose of producing music on your handheld devices then do share the titles with us.
BeatDrops is a free Android app which allows users to drag and drop samples to create beats, music and ringtones.
Unique features let you share your actual project to the world. Other users can listen, remix, reshare and rate your work!
Browse projects by other users.
Hundreds of samples.
Loads of cool features, set volumes, pans and sample pitch.
Record your creations as mp3 or phone ringtones.
Cross platform support means you can sync your projects across multiple devices and work on your projects anywhere.
Download here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.rizbit.beatdrop
This here is the most original synth in the world, check it out.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.industrialsynthe1.avantgardeapps.industrialsynthe1
Yes. I got excited but…. They only have a paid version, that’s no good for somebody trying music out. I installed 2 apps from here, I cannot recall the 1st, the second being the final option for beginners. Thanks https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/70cf2968129211d9e7217e37112100395aeb224b898cd2ca80e290827bbdd71b.png
I was happy to see that FL Studio Mobile is free, but it is a mistake, it costs 14,95 euro.