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- 4 new instruments: Guitar, Kalimba, Flute and Bass (9 in total) - Auto backing: one tap adds bass, arpeggio and drums under your drawing - Photo to music: turn any photo into a melody - S Pen and stylus pressure controls loudness - Draw anywhere: the canvas now fills the whole screen
Draw a line, hear a song. Doodle melodies with 5 instruments, even offline.
Draw a line and hear it play. Draw Music turns your doodles into music: no notes to learn, no music theory, just a finger and a little curiosity. How it works • Draw anything on the grid. Higher lines play higher notes, and the playhead sweeps left to right. • Every note snaps to the scale you pick (Pentatonic, Major or Minor), so even a scribble sounds good. • Change the key (12 roots) and the tempo (40 to 240 BPM), and loop your song while you keep drawing. Five instruments, one canvas Piano, Marimba, Synth, Bell and Drum each have their own crayon colour. Layer them to build melody, harmony and rhythm in one drawing. Start from a template Planets, animals, hearts, waves, holidays and more. Tap one to hear it, then make it your own. Share it anywhere • Video (MP4): your doodle playing with the moving playhead, ready to post as a short video. • Audio (WAV): plays on any device. • MIDI: keep editing in your favourite music software. Made to be enjoyed • No ads. Not one. • Works fully offline. Every sound is made on your device. • No account and no data collected. • Free to try. Unlock Pro once to get every instrument, every template and every export format. No subscription. Great for beginners who want to compose without theory, music makers sketching ideas, and anyone who likes to doodle.
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Low confidence$32
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$32
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