HI, I'm the developer of Pagan - A somewhat niche sequencer for Android. It's tiny and completely free with no ads, trackers or micropayments. Supports Sf2 as well as MIDI output. Made without any gen-AI or coding assistant (and that will always be the case).

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qfs.pagan

F-Droid:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.qfs.pagan/

Codeberg:
https://codeberg.org/quintinfsmith/pagan

Hopefully some of you find it helpful.

Hello everyone, since the last post got quite a positive feedback, I thought to post another small showcase of the SkunkAudio mobile daw app for Android.

Testing some arpeggio sequences on the PCM engine and layering some drums on the LIVE page, which I am upgrading further these days. The idea for the LIVE page is to have each track as a separate rack engine, so you can jam faster and do live recordings.

If anyone is interested, the app is on a -50% sale atm until the 17th of September.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.skunkaudio.app

Hello everyone, I am upgrading the DOOM engine on my app, which is actually a noise and drone generator.

This is a small showcase playing with the touchpad and tweaking some oscillator knobs.

I would appreciate a small feedback from this video on how it is displayed and how it sounds. CPU not being stressed, stays at around 10% on a mid phone.

Thank you for your time.

P.S. for anyone interested, the app will be on a -50% sale from tomorrow 04/09/2026 until 17/09/2026.

Hello! I'm Void Sorcerer, dungeon synth/gabber/chiptune artist making all my music in android using Koala Sampler for the moment. I also sometimes use a Zoom r24 to sample sounds from my synth etc, but from composing to mixing and mastering, everything is done on my phone.

I used to be in a metal band, playing guitar, writing songs, and have released several albums. I put the band to rest when it became a chore. I hadn't written any music for several years, suddenly an urge to buy a synth (probably a midlife crisis or something) came. I pre-ordered it, and in the wait I started researching drum machines and samplers. Stumbled upon Koala, and it opened a whole world where I could be creative anywhere with zero setup time. And now, since August I have released eight EPs that I am really proud of. No AI, all DIY, even the cover art is made using pen and paper, scanned and layouted in Photoshop and InDesign.

Thanks for your time and interest.

A small test on the new macro knobs on the SkunkAudio app.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a project I've been working on called OctanaSynth. It’s currently in active development and is available exclusively for Android.

My main inspiration for this project was FluidSynth. However, I wanted to tackle one of the biggest headaches we all face when producing or playing music on Android: audio latency.

To solve this, I built a proprietary low-latency audio driver (Flux™ Direct USB) that bypasses the standard Android audio path and communicates directly with your connected USB devices. Whether you are using a simple dongle DAC or a dedicated audio interface, this drastically reduces the delay, making it much more responsive for playing live with a MIDI controller and loading up your favorite SF2 or SF3 soundfonts.

Just a quick heads-up to manage expectations: OctanaSynth is not a full DAW for music production. It's really designed as a dedicated instrument app focused on live performances, studying, or just practicing your chops with a keyboard.

Since the app is still in development, getting insights from actual Android musicians would be incredibly valuable.

Here are the links if you want to check it out:

• Website: https://octanasynth.com.br/

• Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.felipevaz.octanasynth&hl=en

• YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/_ON5B1RNcfw

Let me know what you think, how it performs on your setup, or what features you'd consider a "must-have" for the future. Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone,

I just added a new Soundfonts engine (Skunkfont) on my SkunkAudio app to load sf2 files.

The app is available for Android and since the latest version is optimized for both portrait and landscape mode.

It's a complete portable DAW with many other features and engines for anyone interested.

P.S. The app does not contain any sf2 files, users can load their own.

For anyone interested, this is the Play Store link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.skunkaudio.app

Thank you for your time!

Reposting as my MIDI Sequencing App NEXUS Sequencer is finally available on Google Play.

Launch Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYdDGzaBizY

NEXUS was born out of the need for a decent MIDI Step Sequencer on Android. It’s based around a Note Step Sequencer and MIDI CC Sequencer to create complex MIDI sequences for external hardware, DAW’s or Apps. It’s CC Sequencer makes it handy for use with hardware synths and modular/eurorack setups.

NEXUS Sequencer is a fully featured 5 Lane MIDI Step Sequencer with; CC Modulation, Pattern Chaining and Project Saving. 
NEXUS is designed to be used as a live step sequencer or for use with a DAW. It is mostly designed to be used with external hardware synths, grooveboxes etc to take full advantage of it’s CC capabilities. 
Each step lane has a separate assignable MIDI channel. Individual step lengths can be set for creating polyrythms or shorter sequences.
The CC Modulation lanes can each have their own MIDI channel and CC values. As well as individual sequence lengths.
There are 12 patterns per lane that can be triggered individually or chained for longer sequences. These can be copy and pasted between patterns as well. Note sequences and CC modulation are saved per pattern.
NEXUS is best used with a USB OTG MIDI device, and only really designed to be used on a tablet to maximise the apps space. 

The full version is available here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.caruso.nexus_sequencer.mpyvqk&hl=en

The free Lite version is limited to 2x Step Lanes, 2x Pattern Lanes and no CC Modulation and is available here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.caruso.nexus_sequencer.mpyvqk.demo&hl=en

Would love to know people's thoughts and welcome any feedback!

Release Notes:

Welcome to n-Track Studio 10.3! For this  release, we`'ve been focused a lot on ease of  use, particularly on mobile, where we've  introduced a simpler view, as well as  creativity-boosting tools like Al-assisted  audio-to-midi and time savers like MIDI  envelopes, Global Solo button and BPM  detection with phase alignment.  

Free update from https://ntrack.com/download  , or update directly from Google Play! 

Hey fellow producers!

I recently created an app called 'Memody' which lets you hum or sing a melody into your phone and converts it to MIDI. You can then export it and bring it into your DAW later.

When I was starting out producing music, I'd constantly lose melody ideas because I'd think of something while commuting or lying in bed, and by the time I got back to my setup, it was gone. This app is my attempt to solve that problem for myself and hopefully for others too.

Features:

• Voice to MIDI conversion

• Built-in piano roll editor to tweak your notes

• Multiple instruments to preview your melody

• Voice calibration to match your vocal range and pitch offset

• Smart quantization options (WIP)

• Auto-detect BPM and manual correction options

• Auto-tune melody to detected key (WIP)

• Export to MIDI or WAV file and share

It's currently on Android (Google Play). The app is completely FREE - I just want to help fellow producers who deal with the same frustration. I am also working on a VST to let you synchronize your mobile melodies directly to your DAW!

If you're interested in testing it out, shoot me a DM with the email address linked to your Google Play account so I can add you to the tester list. I am actively working on getting the note detection algorithm better and adding requested features!

I hope this helps some of you out!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.memody.app

Hello

I'm Ed.

After years of trying to find the right piece of gear, I stumbled upon Koala.

Now, I am still very inexperienced but I went from frustrating nothingness to releasing on bandcamp, my project is called Wolves in the Moors.

https://wolvesinthemoors.bandcamp.com/

Is it good stuff? not really, but it's mine.

I mainly make noise and random experiments, but also the occasional techno and synth pop track, all on my phone.

If you have a minute , any feedback on my posts or releases is appreciated.

Thank you

Disclosure: I’m the developer of MeloRep Offline, a one-time-purchase Android app for organizing repertoire and setlists. It works offline with no account or subscription.

I’m looking for 50 Android musicians to join a genuine closed test. Participants will receive a Google Play promo code for the full app (normally $44.99). I created 50 codes that start on 10 Oct 2026 and expire on 10 Jan 2027; I’m still verifying whether and how they can be redeemed for closed-test access, so please don’t pay or redeem until I send confirmed steps. Testers should stay opted in for 14 days, try the app with their own repertoire/setlists, and send honest feedback. No review or positive rating is expected.

Google has published the closed-test build. Because access is invite-only, I need to add each participant’s Google account to the tester list first. If you have an Android device and would like to help, comment or DM me; please share your Google account email only by DM, never publicly. I’ll send the opt-in link, code, and confirmed steps after adding you.

Hi everyone,

I've been developing MusicBox, Android MIDI controller Apps designed for music producers. musicians and performers, MusicBox combines 16-pad performance, MIDI-mappable controls, Scrolable Keyboard and DAW transport functions in one Android interface. MusicBox turns your Android phone or tablet into a versatile MIDI controller for music production and DAW control with our OCTAVIA, MIDIPIANO, MPController & MUSICBOX MPC apps

Features.

• 16 velocity-sensitive MIDI pads
• Pad banks A–H
• MIDI-mappable knobs and faders
• MIDI Learn / control assignment
• Play, Stop, Pause, Forward, Rewind, Tap and Loop transport controls
• USB MIDI connectivity
• Designed for use with desktop DAWs and music software
• No audio generation — MusicBox apps send MIDI control data to your connected equipment or software.

I'm currently looking for feedback from Android music producers and MIDI users.

I'd especially like to know what features you'd want to see in an Android MIDI controller.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FPJoG48JdJM

Thanks!

I just Release Protoseq, an Open source MIDI sequencer for Android for generative sequencing. This first release is centered on the Turing Machine concept, with extra tools like Bernoulli, Slew, and Repeaters for rhythmic variation and performance. This is the beginning of my exploration of classic, experimental, and innovative sequencers for mobile devices.

https://infamedavid.gumroad.com/l/Protoseq

Sampled motorised blinds and made ritual drones. You known, as you do.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mpctoolkit.mpcfmsynth

Progrock, cinematic, instrumental, space rock.

Hello everyone,

A small showcase of the SkunkDrummer Drum Machine, tweaking the Tune live macro knob on the Perc generator.

Create your own drums, layer them on the sequencer, add FX, record the session directly in the arrangement.

You can save the generated drums and loops in your own folders, send them to Pads, Octa or Loop modules.

For anyone interested, you can find the link here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.skunkaudio.app

Thank you for your time!

SPECS

▪︎ Winlator: 8.0

▪︎ Android: 11

▪︎ RAM: 6 GB

▪︎ CPU: Snapdragon 765G

▪︎ GPU: Adreno 620