Best Music Making Apps for Android Users

    
BandLab is a company made up of creators and musician. BandLab makes it easy to make great music and find great music to listen to. You can listen to tracks from other creators as well as create and collaborate with other musicians from all over the world. BandLab is global and social music community with a built-in 12-track DAW(Digital Audio Workstation). BandLab works on Android and the web, storing your tracks in the cloud, so you can make music wherever you are.The artist connect is the best way to access exclusive music across all top music streaming platforms.The lin analog brings a whole new level of quality to your music making.
Features
Record, edit and share your music-all in the same place!
12 track recording-so you have plenty of room to work on your projects.
BandLab comes with built-in tools such as a Metronome and a Guitar tuner.
BandLab works across different platforms, so whether you want to record on your mobile device or on a computer, your songs will be synced and saved in the cloud.
Community Features
BandLab is a growing community of music makers who are actively sharing and collaborating on songs. Whichever genre you play or listen to, you'll find your community here. Collaboration is the core of BandLab's ''Fork'' feature, as it lets you pick up where other artists have left off. Fork a song to make it your own, then you can write, remix and rearrange the whole thing in the mix editor. Save and publish your songs to the community-and allow forks so other BandLab members can work on them with you. Explore the BandLab community, find people you want to collaborate with and from a band! Band members can communicate through band chat collaborate on songs privately-no matter whether they live next door or on the other side of the world!
                                                 

Want to collaborate with someone, but just on one track? Find a feature artist and invite them (from inside or outside BandLab) to collaborate on a specific song. Shouts are a fun, creative way to share what you're doing right now, Snap a photo or video, add emojis and publish it to the community to share with your friends. It doesn't matter what sort of music you're into or which instruments you play, there's a place for everyone to listen, create and collaborate on BandLab. Stability improvements and fixes for reported issues. Another one music making app is StarMaker it is an amazing free karaoke app that lets you sing your own cover of top songs from a massive catalog and sing karaoke like the star you are! You can COLLAB with your favorite artists. Join the American idol mobile auditions with starmaker , win your silver ticket and achieve your dream! Edit top quality recordings with a huge range of voice effects and share your cover with all your friends and win Likes! Hear the voice inside you! Music is life, singing is to live your life!                                                                                                         
Star maker karaoke new function
        Collab with your friends and favorite artists. Record and edit your karaoke songs with a large selection of special effects! Powerful, immersive full-screen experience for a better singing experience! New functions like ''Chorus'' allow for flexible recordings; only sing the best part of your best karaoke songs! The cutting edge voice enhancement technology captures your voice with the best quality sounds while you sing your favorite karaoke songs! Make new friends through the power of music. Powerful engines suggests new content for your based on your tastes and style. Achieve your dream! The American idol online auditions are coming soon on star maker.

Pick from all the top hits
      7 years- Lukas Graham,  Treat You Better- Shawn Mendes, Hotline Bling- Drake, Love Yourself- Justin Bieber, Cheap Thrills- Sia, Once Call Away- Charlie puth and more songs.

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