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App Review – Mix – Cloud Offline Music

Posted on February 28, 2019 by Sam Jackson

Music apps are certainly one of the most popular apps used among smartphone users worldwide. With all these choices, you have access to just about any type of music program imaginable, from internet radio and streaming apps. If you are searching for an app for streaming and download music, importing and listening music offline, we looked and we found one incredible music app for all these purposes and all music lovers out there will enjoy…

Adding Music to Videos with Movavi Video Editor

Posted on April 24, 2018August 22, 2019 by guest

Whether you’re compiling a home video, creating a video guide, or producing any other kind of content – adding music can really transform your video. Not only can music influence the tone and the mood of the video, but it can provide it with pacing based on its tempo. If you would like an easy way to add music to your videos, you should definitely try to use Movavi Video Editor. Due to its intuitive…

Treever is a new and more fun way of messaging

Posted on August 13, 2017 by Sam Jackson

Messaging is dominating communication world-wide. It’s quick, easy to do, and it doesn’t require you pausing what you’re doing like phone calls do. But, there are also ways to make messaging more entertaining and more personal. You can use many apps in App Store to create messages that are highly unique and that your friends will certainly remember them. What is the right messaging app for this purpose? What will the app offer you? We…

Groovy Loopz – An Easy Drum Loop Player for Live Performers

Posted on May 25, 2017 by Sam Jackson

One of the most downright fun things you can do with one of Apple’s iDevices, in music making terms at least, is to jam out and program drum and percussion loops on the go. There’s endless fun to be had building grooves on the bus, creating pounding rhythms at your desk on a lunch break, or sketching out percussion parts on the way to a band practice. It’s when these ideas can be taken further…

Live Chopz – An Easy & Dynamic Song Section Player for Live Performances

Posted on May 24, 2017 by Sam Jackson

We’ve all heard the declarations that the age of physical hardware or controllers is at an end in the production world, and that mobile devices and tablets like the iPad will become the primary way that musicians make music and perform it live. But how realistic is this claim? Today, we’ve asked an app developer to share his app – Live Chopz – and to tell us why it is more fun and significantly cheaper…

Songstream – Free iOS Music Streaming App

Posted on October 29, 2016 by Sam Jackson

Music streaming has grown up tremendously since its inception and is now among the best ways to listen to music. Many streaming services let you listen for free, which has helped curb the need for piracy while artists still get at least a little bit for their work. It’s also easily accessible with a ton of options. If you’re in the hunt to stream some music, we have one of the best music streaming apps…

ArkMC: Come Together. Right Now. In Front Of Me.

Posted on December 23, 2014December 23, 2014 by Patrick Ryan

‘Christ, what the hell is UPnP?’, I thought to myself as I read up on this particular app. The conundrum had me scurrying to Wikipedia to find the answer (that most trusted fountain of communal knowledge). UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) is in fact not a courier service, but a set of networking protocols that allows various devices to discover each other’s presence on the same network. Though the explanation sounds like a tagline for…

Perfect Piano: How Do You Get To Carnegie Hall?

Posted on November 7, 2014June 4, 2015 by Patrick Ryan

It’s a sad fact of musicians’ lives that pianos are huge. And I’m not just talking about the grand variation. Even if you want to lug a keyboard around with you, it’s still a Herculean task to take it anywhere further than half a mile. Plus, you need a stand, ‘cos you can’t play the thing on the ground. Guitars, no hassle, throw ‘em over your back. Saxophone, no problem, don’t even bother with a…

Walk Band: A Pocketsized Band At Your Beck And Call

Posted on November 4, 2014June 4, 2015 by Patrick Ryan

Composing and recording music used to involve huge amounts of effort. Not mental composing and recording of course, that just takes a thorough, masterful knowledge of music theory and application (is there much to learn?) but the actual physical task of composing and recording used to involve countless wires and huge, cavernous midi boxes full of precious digital storage. In our modern world, as with many other previously painstaking procedures, clever folks are working on…

Musica Tap – Review

Posted on May 1, 2014 by desouza

Musica Tap allows you to play along to the songs and sounds that are sitting in your collection. Your task is a fun-filled way to play along to your favourite artists based on their melodies. You just have to replicate an action that will appear on your touch screen and the very second it arrives you must tap. The quicker and more precise you are, the more points you will accumulate. So for all you…

5 Great Music Apps For Your iPhone

Posted on March 26, 2014March 26, 2014 by desouza

There has been an explosion in the number of brilliant music apps for mobile phones over the past few years, making it easier than ever to listen to your favourite tunes on the move. Music apps for mobile phones are also a great way of discovering new music while you’re out and about too. And seeing as the iPhone was born from the iPod, it seems only fitting that some of the best music apps…

Free Music Download Pro Plus – Free Music Downloader and Player – Review

Posted on December 31, 2012February 12, 2013 by desouza

Free Music Download Pro Plus – Free Music Downloader and Player is an app that will give you free and legal sounds as well as video and live concert footage direct to your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. The selection of music available is truly vast even though not the best but there is something for everyone. There is a browser and a download manager and both have several features that make this Free Music…

Review: Ringtone Remix

Posted on March 18, 2011January 26, 2014 by desouza

If you want to use those tracks in your iPod library as your ringtone then Ringtone Remix is the app to download, brought to you by electricpocket. Creating a ringtone from your iPhone as never been so easy and so quick. Simply select the song you want and while listening to the song select the portion you would like for your ringtone. Then either email the file to yourself to add it to iTunes or sync your iPhone…

iTunes 90 Second Preview

Posted on December 9, 2010 by desouza

After much controversy between record labels and Apple, Apple has finally started rolling out the long-awaited 90 second previews for songs in their iTunes Music Store. As many of you know the song previews in iTunes have been 30 seconds since the ice ages. This only gives you a little sneak peak about what the song is about. Adding another minute to the preview will allow you to have a much better view on the…