n-Track Studio
by n-Track Studion-Track Studio may suit music makers working on desktop PCs in studios or using smartphones on the go.
This list covers music production software for making and arranging music. Use it to compare platform support, free plans and trial access before choosing a tool.
The page is ordered by newest releases first. It uses figures the makers publish and does not score the software.
n-Track Studio may suit music makers working on desktop PCs in studios or using smartphones on the go.
Ardour suits musicians and audio creators who need audio and MIDI recording, editing, mixing, and mastering across Linux, macOS, or Windows.
WindowsMacLinuxIt suits musicians and producers needing cross-platform recording, sequencing, plugin hosting and mixing.
WindowsMacLinuxPro Tools suits music creators who need recording, editing, MIDI, and mixing tools, as well as audio post users working with video and timecode in Studio or Ultimate.
WindowsMacReason suits music makers who want a DAW for recording and mixing or a plugin for another DAW.
Musicians, sound designers, composers, film scorers, and artists can use its recording, sequencing, modulation, and performance workflows.
Digital Performer suits musicians and producers working with recorded audio, MIDI, notation, and plug-ins on compatible Mac or Windows computers.
LMMS may suit people making music on Linux, macOS or Windows who want sequencing, instruments and effects in a desktop tool.
Logic Pro suits songwriters, beat-makers, and music producers who need recording, editing, and mixing tools on Mac or iPad.
GarageBand suits people who want to create or edit music on Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
OpenMPT suits musicians looking for a portable tracker or plugin-supported music tool with multitrack editing.
Sonar suits Windows 11 or higher users producing music who need multitrack recording, MIDI tools, mixing and audio editing.
Qtractor suits Linux users building a personal home studio who need audio and MIDI recording, sequencing, and editing.
It suits Windows users looking for music-making tools, from a free starter set of instruments and effects to paid editions with recording, MIDI editing, and larger sound…
Confirm that a tool runs on the device you plan to use. Platforms represented here include Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
If you use a Galaxy phone or tablet, check for Android support before choosing.
A free plan is available from software on this list. GarageBand and LMMS are listed with free plans.
A free trial is also available from software here. Cakewalk Sonar lists a three-day trial.
The list includes free, freemium and paid pricing models. Ardour and Cakewalk Sonar use a freemium model.
Cubase is listed as paid, while GarageBand is listed as free. Check the current model for the tool you want.