SoundStorming is another likeminded 'social music app' that's working to make music more collaborative and discoverable. And because it's browser-based, it's easy to invite friends from across your social media channels to collaborate on your sessions. Just with the Basic version, users get space to work on up to five projects, 210 instruments and sounds, and 900 loops-all for free. The interface is simple, which is great for beginners or even the most casual users to get started right away. Soundtrap can be a great resource whether you're recording your own music, recording your own podcast, or trying to get into beatmaking directly in a DAW format. There are so many apps out there that can do this, but one easy-to-use collaborative platform is Soundtrap (owned by Spotify)-which is a robust, modern DAW that's entirely online.
As our computers at home get more and more robust, so too do the apps that allow us to make music from our bedrooms.
