Reviews for Groovepad – music & beat maker

I like the app, and I would give it 5 stars, but there's just too many ads. I expected ads from a free app. I understand that they have to make money somehow, but it's excessive. I get ads every time I open or close one of the soundboards, before and after lessons, and right after I just watched an ad to unlock another soundboard. That's two ads for one soundboard! Sometimes I'll even get ads if I just do nothing. That's my only complaint. It's very intuitive and easy to use otherwise.

Awesome! Love it! I just wish there were more choices! I really like the option to watch videos to earn new sounds. The pro version is a little bit pricey. I do wish the other options like reverb etc were available for watching ads, in a perfect world I suppose they would be. Maybe someday. Also, it lags sometimes. Just when I want a certain sound to chime in perfectly, it sometimes puts the beat in there a little bit later than I had intended. But all in all, so far, so good!

It's a good app. I don't even mind watching multiple ads for access to one "song". The issue is there's no way to save the songs after you've finished. I think having a way to download your finished product into your device would make this app just about perfect. Another issue is if you want to make multiple tracks from the same song you can't unless you watch a tonne of ads AGAIN. Also you can't edit your finished song to make proper openings and endings. That's why only three stars.

This is the best music making app by far! There's so many different song packs, so many cool beats, you can record music and a lot more! Although, I wish there was a way to create an account and save all your songs to it. And there is a bug where the song packs Immersive House and DNB Reload play the same preview song. Plus, the ads get really annoying after a while. None of that will take stars off this review. But rather then all that, I really recommend this to anyone who loves making music!

Ever seen a man of almost FIFTY listening to some type of EDM/Rave/Dubstep & asked what that is & his response is, "why that's one of mine that I made!" Now, I have had several of these types of Apps. I keep coming back to two music Apps, this one being the easier of the two. I need to get a paid version to evaluate it as opposed to the free one. I love to create something beautiful, whether a plate of food, a smoking pipe, or something to dance to. Thank You for its development.

Although you do have to watch a lot of adds to get certain packs it is worth it... This is assuming you don't pay for the pass, if you have the extra money I would recommend you to. But with that in mind a few of the names can throw you off on what they have, currently I am working with "wobble trouble" in such has many chip-tune style of sounds. I have had a lot of fun using this app and I recommend this to everyone no matter the experience with beat pads.

there's only 2 things about this app I don't like; which are: #1 that you do not "own" any of the music/beats you create; therefore, you can't post/share any that you created as your own (copyright infringement) per the terms and conditions agreed upon after downloading #2. The occasional glitch occurring after being in the app too long. It is such a disappointment and really is too bad that you aren't allowed to own the rights of the beats you create. it would support so many new artists!

I absolutely love music and I learned a little more about music every day. So when I got a hold of this app and I was able to make a couple quick beats with total ease and they sounded great, that's when I was sold I searched and searched for an app like this one all to no avail until now. Thank you developers of groovepad created a fine app. Well done.

I absolutely love the app. The only isues I have with it: Personally, I don't think there are enough LoFi/R&B packs. Id love to see some more "chill" packs. Maybe we could also see some cinematic and ambient packs in the future? The main issue I have with the app is that some of the loops in various packs (especially in Cosmic Pulse) are too loud. A feature to increase/reduce volume for some of the loops would be fantastic.

If I could listen to each song, favorite the sounds I like, then build my own board would make this 5 out of 5 Also, the board has an a and b, I'd prefer 64 beats on 1 side. Lastly, when transferring over to bandlabs, it's all mashed together. Breaking it down by each sound would be amazing. All that said, being a free product, it's made me want more things to express myself musical. I've never felt that as an outlet until now. 5 out of 5 from that perspective. Good job and thanks!