The best Serato Studio alternatives

Koala Sampler suits people who want to record or import sounds and sequence them into beats and tracks.

It suits people making beats on Android or iOS, from music amateurs to DJs, producers, and beat makers.

Auxy Studio suits people making electronic music who want to sketch melodies and beats, arrange loops, and export tracks or project files.

DAWG may suit beginners looking for a playful introduction to music production, as well as users interested in sequencing and sound design.

Remixlive suits producers and DJs who want beat-making and live-performance modes, sample importing, or MIDI controller support.

Beat Maker Go may suit beginners learning beat making as well as experienced users who want pads, loops, lessons, and recording tools.

Blocs Wave suits iOS users who want to record sounds, arrange loops, and export mixes or tracks.

Drum Pads 24 may suit beginners and experienced beatmakers who want to make, record, and share tracks on Android or iOS.

MilkyTracker suits musicians who want to create and edit tracker module files on Windows, macOS, or Linux.

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

Endlesss may suit musicians who want to develop ideas solo or collaborate through jams.

MASCHINE suits music makers who want to create or perform beats on its own or inside a DAW.

Groovebox may suit musicians, producers, beatmakers, composers, and other sound creators using iPhone or iPad.

It suits musicians and producers working on supported Mac or Windows systems who want a broad KORG instrument collection.

It suits beginners, music lovers, DJs, beatmakers, and producers who want to create music on Android.

Loopz suits people who want to build songs with a touch-based instrument interface or a Smart Keyboard.

Figure may suit people making an initial beat as well as musicians sketching ideas for an album.