Making music can become a lucrative creative career. However, it can also eat into your budget, particularly when you first start. Fortunately, even the cheapest Android tablet can be used as a creative tool. You can try music production without spending a lot of money in this way.
The Play Store is home to a plethora of fantastic music players and DJ apps, making it home to some of the best Android apps available. There is probably an app for you, no matter how experienced or inexperienced you are. But how do you get through the seemingly endless sea of choices?
Is a virtual DJ turntable necessary? Oder perhaps a beatmaker? Do you need to purchase the Pro version? Or could you just use the free one?
In today’s roundup of the best DJ apps for Android, we answer those questions to help you make your next hit song.
1. BandLab – Music Making Studio
With BandLab, you can make music and share it with a community of 50 million or more people. And most importantly, it’s free.
Take advantage of BandLab’s music-mixing features to create your own one-of-a-kind track by selecting from a wide range of popular genres, such as house, rock, and rap.
The capability to record almost any sound and incorporate it into a composition is one of BandLab’s most distinctive features. Additionally, the app comes with a metronome and a tuner.
The app’s ease of use, variety of features, royalty-free music, and absence of advertisements are praised by Play Store users.
2. Beat Layers: Music, Beat Maker
Beat Layers makes it abundantly clear, even in its description, that the app is intended for beginners. Sound effects can be added and arranged with the utmost ease thanks to a straightforward user interface. Beat Layers, on the other hand, lets you record vocals and layer them on top of the track if you want to personalize it.
There are a fair number of sound packs available in Beat Layers. Techno and dubstep are among them as well as EDM and hip-hop. It might not have as many music options as some of the other apps.
To put it another way, its offerings are likely to disappoint seasoned users. However, novices might be able to practice with something without feeling overwhelmed by the options.
3. Beat Maker Pro
Beat Maker Pro provides a visually satisfying and rewarding experience. First, it teaches you how to use the app’s many features. However, the app also provides you with feedback on your inputs and celebrates your accomplishments whenever you succeed.
Finishing illustrations and scoring great on them opens new tracks for you to explore different avenues regarding. In essence, you are encouraged to learn how to use the app with this little gamification feature.
There is a paid version of Beat Maker Pro, but you can try the Pro version for three days to see if it’s worth the money.
4. DiscDj 3D Music Player
A complete 3D model of a DJ turntable is something that no other DJ app provides. And a pretty in-depth one at that. The digital turntable can be rotated, zoomed in and out, and controlled by the same switches and knobs as a real turntable. Well, nearly.
You can remix tracks saved on your device using DiscDj 3D to create a wide range of genres. Or, you could combine two tracks to create a single, harmonious piece; play around with the equalizer, change the pitch, add sound effects, and a lot more can be done with the presets.
5. DJ Mixer: DJ Audio Editor
DJ Mixer gives you control over a digital turntable, but unlike DiscDj 3D, it is simpler to use. You can add up to two tracks from your phone and customize the sound. You can experiment with a variety of switches and adjust each one to achieve a unique effect in your tracks.
DJ Mixer is supported by ads, but it does not have a plan without ads. However, once you get to the actual turntable and watch a few ads, the experience is mostly ad-free and not too intrusive.
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