Record your own rhythm or pick one from the music library — either way, your buddy turns it into a real song.
Tap to record
Record at least 30s
Recording is only used for this song
Pick a library rhythm
Arrange preview

Your rhythm became a band
Works on desktop, phone, and tabletDesktopMobileTabletWeb

Use the recorder to capture the beat in your head — at least 30 seconds. Your buddy turns it into music to arrange.

Choose a rhythm you like from the library and generate right away, or record along with it first.

Tap Generate song to open the details page. Your buddy turns your rhythm into a complete little song to preview, save, and download.
Record rhythms like using a simple recorder — music making for every beginner.
Recordings are handled securely. Grown-ups can record rhythms and pick tracks together with you.
Free tries after sign-up — record a rhythm first and see what it becomes.
Record your own rhythm, or pick one from the music library.
Recordings need 30 seconds; a library pick can go straight to the next step.
Tap Generate song, finish the settings on the details page, and get your complete little song.
A few playful examples show how a simple rhythm can turn into a tiny song.

Morning play
Bright drums and tambourine, like a playground warming up.

Bedtime story
A gentle night rhythm for a soft story ending.

Class activity
Bright and bouncy, made for claps and classroom fun.
Each rhythm carries a different scene, mood, and story for the page.

Bright · Playful
Great for morning play and game intros

Dreamy · Gentle
Great for bedtime and quiet scenes

Colorful · Lively
Great for class and family games

Natural · Calm
Great for picture books and gentle walks
Show recording, arranging, and finished states so the page feels like a complete product.

Capture 30 seconds like a simple recorder.

The rhythm is shaped into a fuller music idea.

Get a tiny song ready to preview and save.
Short, clear answers about rhythm arrangement.
A longer recording helps your buddy hear the rhythm clearly — the song turns out nicer.
Pick a library idea or record your own rhythm, then hear what it becomes.
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