🥁 Drums
a true kit — tap the pads, or draw a groove and press Play🎹 Keys
real-instrument sounds — play on screen or on your computer keyboard🔁 Looper
record yourself, it repeats — stack layers like a one-person bandPress Record on a slot, play (keys, drums or mic) — it grabs the next whole bars and starts looping by itself. Record on the same slot again to stack another layer on top.
🎤 Microphone
sing or play into itWhen the mic is on, it goes through the mixing desk and into loops and recordings. Wear headphones or it will hear the speakers and howl.
💿 Record your song
capture everything you hearPress it, perform, press it again. Your take shows up below — play it back or download it as a real audio file.
🎚 Mixing desk
every sound has a lane — make each one sit rightwarm, glued together, a little dusty — like a record
Plain-English owner's notes (what everything does)
Play starts the drum groove and the loop grid. BPM is the speed. Click is a metronome.
Bass / Middle / Sparkle on each lane are tone controls: Bass = boom, Middle = body, Sparkle = brightness. How loud is the fader. Left–Right places it in the room.
Looper: loops line up to whole bars while Play is on, so everything stays in time. Stop a slot with Play/Stop on that slot; Clear wipes it. ½ speed drops a loop an octave into tape-slow territory; Reverse flips it backwards.
Groove A / Groove B are two drum patterns. Chain A→B plays them back to back, switching every bar — verse and chorus for your beat.
Echo repeats a sound in time with the tempo. Room puts it in a space. A little goes a long way.
The studio remembers your setup on this device — grooves, the desk, wax. Loops and the mic are live, so they start fresh each visit.
Put it on wax gently saturates and glues the whole mix — the "finished record" sound. Dust adds a quiet vinyl crackle underneath.
Record your song captures exactly what you hear (all lanes + wax). Downloads as WAV — drop it anywhere.
Everything runs on your device. Nothing is uploaded, no account, nothing collected.