The best BeatForge alternatives

mpump suits people who want to create and share beats in a browser or on Android and iOS.

Playbeat 4 suits producers and musicians who want to generate drum patterns and route MIDI to plugins or hardware.

It suits producers and composers looking for genre-focused, ready-to-play beats and grooves.

XO suits music makers who work with drum samples and want to audition, organize, and sequence them on macOS or Windows.

DMC60 suits musicians, producers, and audio engineers who want drum sequencing, sampling, synthesis, and mixing tools in a DAW or standalone app.

Atlas 2 suits beatmakers who want to organize drum samples and sequence MIDI in a standalone app or DAW.

Hydrogen may suit people programming drum patterns for home practice, studio work, or live performance.

Redrum suits music makers who want pattern-based drum sequencing, sample importing, MIDI control, and plugin routing on Mac or Windows.

It suits beat makers who want pattern sequencing, song arrangement and per-channel sound controls.

DrumComputer suits people making drum sounds with synthesis, samples, and step sequencing.

Microtonic suits music producers and performers who want synthesized drums, MIDI control, and pattern sequencing inside a compatible host.

It suits mobile musicians looking for step-based drum sequencing and MIDI input.

0x808 may suit people who want a drum machine and synth workstation as a standalone app or DAW plugin.

It suits producers seeking 909-style drum sounds, step sequencing, MIDI export, and per-drum processing inside a compatible host.

It suits beat-makers and rhythm experimenters using an iPad or a supported Mac.

VADrum2 suits musicians who want to program drum patterns, apply effects, and export audio on iPhone, iPad, or Mac.