2020 Essential Apps for Musicians || Best Apps to Practice, Write, and Gig Music

[@soundslikeben]

What apps do you think are most useful for musicians? What'd I miss?

[@PlayScore2]

PlayScore 2 lets you play a score from a photo or a regular PDF with amazing realism. You can also export to MuseScore or Finale.

[@Piyano87]

It’s most useful ‘audio’ play along app for study jazzmusic

[@tjinc-bus4672]

I like Brief. Brief is Good. But Dude, you are Flying. Watched 3x, & I have Zero idea what Voice Record Pro & N-Track do XX

[@soundslikeben]

Thanks for the constructive feedback. Much appreciated.

[@chrisross4787]

Hi Ben, A bit off topic. Do you know a good way to find collaborators. I record at home and occasionally need someone that I can use in a recording. Right now for example, I'm looking for someone that can do mariachi horn/trumpet over a moody rock song. I generally google drive a file to my current stable of people and they have some way of recording and sending back. Any insight on good websites or apps to find folks is greatly appreciated.

[@soundslikeben]

I really love this question and wish I had a good answer. There are sites like Musiversal and Kollab, but I have not tried them myself. You can also search YT or IG for people that have videos that sound like what you are looking for and reach out to those people directly.

[@Timulus70]

I have been looking for a metronome app that you can start at one tempo and slowly speed up to another tempo.

[@soundslikeben]

I think Polynome does this. Polynome.net/automatic-tempo-changes

[@Timulus70]

Pretty cool app, but I'm on Android :( You iphone ppl get all the cool apps

[@soundslikeben]

This is a web app that has that functionality. Hope it helps! www.studybass.com/tools/online-metronome/