The app transforms an iPhone and iPad into a premium sampler and synthesizer for music production. It offers a dual-layer rompler engine and a touch-optimized workflow for creating studio-quality music anywhere.
Create and loop custom beats for practice or performance. Access a of beats across various BPMs and styles. Adjust pitch and speed. Share beats with others. Sync with other apps for collaborative jam sessions.
Create and edit musical scores and tablature with tools for notation and tab editing. Import or start new scores. Share files with collaborators. View and analyze existing sheet music and tablature. Adjust notes, rhythms, and formatting.
By slowing down without pitch change. Loop sections for focused . Isolate vocals, drums, and instruments using AI. Record own . Control playback with Bluetooth foot pedal. Import songs or use Apple . Adjust speed, pitch, and BPM during .
Remove vocals from songs and isolate instruments using AI audio separation. Create custom multitrack tracks. Practice singing with isolated vocal stems. Export tracks in multiple formats and share directly.
Udio tones with adjustable frequency, amplitude, and waveform selection. Choose from sine, square, sawtooth, and triangle waveforms. Test audio equipment, tune instruments, or use for sound therapy. Control settings through an intuitive interface.
Create music using drum kits, samples, and sound effects. Tap sample blocks to build beats and tracks. Add melodies, snares, cymbals, and kicks. Export and share finished compositions.
With dual keyboards and adjustable octave and size. View sheet music on iPad while playing. Use metronome with adjustable tempo and volume. Record performances. Adjust note range.
Learn to play keyboard, drums, and pads with interactive lessons, exercises, and songs. Track progress with scoring and levels. Access 2000+ courses and practice regularly to improve skills.
Remove vocals, instrumental tracks, and 8 musical instruments from audio files. Extract background from recordings. Preserve original bitrate and format when isolating elements.