6 Websites to Make Music Online

Whether you are a music artist or someone just wanting to kill some time, I am sure you will have fun with the websites listed below.

1. JamStudio: An online music creation tool with a very user friendly interface. Simply input the notes, choose the instruments and hear the results.

jamstudio

2. DubStep: Created by LoopLabs, this online music mixer will let you create a wide range of electronic tracks. It comes with a big database of drum sounds, synths, bass sounds, keyboard and sound effects. Just mix them together and see what will come out.

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3. Tony-B Machine: Quite an addictive little piece of software. You get a melody playing in the background, and you can press different buttons to add effects, vocals, change the key and so on. Use your keyboard and you will start feeling the groove.

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4. Noteflight: If you are a serious musician, Noteflight will allow you to create compositions online. It basically lets you create, store and hear to music notations online, with surprising quality.

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5. CreatingMusic: If you have young kids, this website is a nice resource to get them interested in music. They have a Java application that will let your kids make music online. The interface is very simple: you just need to select the instrument is draw the sound on the screen.

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6. Beatbox DJ Mixer: A fun little tool that lets you mix tracks online. You need to choose songs among their preloaded collection, but there are some nice songs there. After that you mix the track controlling different channels, and you can save the results.

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Daniel Scocco on October 2, 2009 Subscribe to our RSS Feed


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14 Responses to “6 Websites to Make Music Online”

  1. Young on October 2nd, 2009 2:36 pm

    Sounds good, but are they all free? I’ll only test free web apps. :-)

  2. Daniel Scocco on October 2nd, 2009 4:57 pm

    @Young, yep, all free.

  3. Chanda | BizDharma on October 3rd, 2009 6:45 pm

    Hey Daniel you didnt mention which one requires registration and which one doesnt ? BTW tried Jamstudio its cool, 3 steps and the tune is ready..

  4. ButtonBeats on March 10th, 2010 12:41 am

    You should have included ButtonBeats.com in the list

  5. Colbert Ta on May 18th, 2010 1:23 am

    yo man that website is SICK! I LUV IT! now i dont think i will fail my music project!

  6. a on September 11th, 2010 10:20 pm

    Do any of these let you save the songs you create as an mp3 for free??? I’ve tried most of them, but I don’t see that feature. I want to be able to post some songs that I create to SoundCloud or something

    Thank you very much

  7. Mike on October 19th, 2010 4:42 pm

    Thehomemusician.com is a great site to meet up with other musicians. Registration is required but this is a real collaboration music site, not a simple midi program. You can make a band with people you never met.

  8. nancy on November 21st, 2010 11:23 pm

    I want 2 loop parts of different tracks together with possibly some beats inbetween then save to a cd, do any of these programmes let me do that, if not, anyone know any that do? Thanx :-)

  9. ButtonBeats on November 24th, 2010 12:55 am

    Nance there are some plugins to download on Buttonbeats that will allow you to do that.

  10. bil bryant on February 7th, 2011 9:08 am

    Check out Soundation Studio, definately the most advanced online music making app to date with over 400 free loops, 5 virtual instruments, 11 effects, import and read midi files and record audio.
    Awesome!

  11. Fantasy DJ on February 16th, 2011 12:19 am

    You might want to take a look at fantasydj.com. It’s a free beat maker, virtual studio and music based social network.

  12. BUP on February 21st, 2011 3:30 pm

    JamStudio kinda sucks now if you want to use the free features, because… well, they took away a lot of the free features, several of the loops you were able to use before now require the “All Access Pass” thing.

    It’s quite a case of BS.

  13. Owen Cooney on March 7th, 2011 10:08 am

    Hi Guys, have you heard of tunepresto.com? It’s an online music maker that makes music by analyzing your video. You can upload your video from your computer or from youtube and it will create music to it in the style of your choice

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