Mar 01, 2017 2017-03-01
Mobile Learning
Online Studio for Music Making
Students can create, remix, and share music with Music Maker JAM for iOS and Android. The app gives students a whole studio at their fingertips. To start their musical score, students can choose from 15 free style packs, including hip-hop, rock, pop, funk, drum and bass, and techno; or they can select from more than 180 style packs in the in-app store. Then they can use different instruments and audio effects in the app to build their songs. Once students have created their beat, the app automatically turns their selections into an audio loop. From there, students can record their creation, add vocals, and save and share their songs. They can also explore the work of other music makers in the Music Maker Jam community. Cost: Free app with choice of 15 free style packs; other packs start at $0.99.
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