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BAM - Beat Maker & Music Maker is a professional groovebox-style music production app with everything you need to bring your musical ideas to life.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
BAM is a groovebox, a music production app built around sequencing clips of beats and loops rather than recording a single take. The developer lists its own set of instruments and effects as part of the app, so the sounds and processing come with it.
The listing presents it as a way to get an idea down quickly and build it into beats, loops and scenes. It suits someone who wants to sketch rhythms and arrangements on a phone or tablet and then perform or assemble them.
The build we hold is BAM - Beat Maker & Music Maker 1.7.4 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The step sequencer lays out a clip as a grid of steps, with up to 256 steps per clip. That is enough room for long patterns that loop or change over a bar count of your choosing.
You can view and edit several track clips at once, so you can compare or adjust parts of a beat side by side. A scene view shows all the clips in a scene together, which helps when a set of patterns needs to line up.
The MIDI clip and scene launcher lets you trigger clips and whole scenes, which is how the listing describes performing with the app. Clips are started and stopped from the launcher rather than by playing through a linear timeline.
This makes it usable as a live tool, with loops and scenes switched on and off during a set. Anything you trigger can be built up beforehand in the sequencer.
Follow actions tell a clip or scene what to play next, so a sequence of clips can run on its own. The listing offers these as the method for arranging a complete track from loops and scenes, not only for playing them live.
Combined with the launcher and sequencer, follow actions take a set of sketched patterns and turn them into a full arrangement that moves from section to section.