Walk Band - Multitracks Music

What it is and what you can make

Walk Band is a music studio app the developer describes as a toolkit of virtual instruments and a simple DAW for creating tracks.

It is aimed at people who want to compose with in-app instruments, then arrange and edit recordings across multiple tracks.

The listing mentions it is suitable for music classes and for teachers who want a student friendly way to work with MIDI and recordings.

Virtual instruments you can play

The app includes several instrument modes you can use to lay down ideas and parts, including a piano keyboard and guitar modes for solos and chords.

There are also bass modes for solos and chords, plus drum options like a drum pad and a drum kit.

For beat building, it adds a drum machine area with a beats pad style mode, and it supports USB MIDI peripheral keyboards.

Instead of being limited to one instrument, these modes let you switch sounds to match the part you want to record.

Multitrack recording, editing, and mixing

At the core is a multitrack synthesizer and mixer for recording and editing tracks.

The listing says you can work with MIDI tracks, including recording and editing, and you can also record and edit voice tracks.

For note level editing, it includes piano roll mode, which is used to adjust MIDI in a grid style view.

Once tracks are recorded, the mixer concept ties the parts together so you can build a fuller arrangement.

Export and sharing through the Music Zone

The app supports converting MIDI to MP3, which gives you an audio file you can play or share after editing.

It also includes a Music Zone where you can upload and share MIDI music recordings on the cloud.

On the listing, the sharing feature is described for MIDI uploads, not general audio uploads.

Account, costs, and what the listing does not say

The provided listing context does not mention a price, subscription, or paid in-app unlocks, so those details are not available here.

It also does not say whether an account is required for Music Zone uploads or MIDI sharing, even though the feature is described as cloud based.

What is clearly included is in-app instruments, multitrack recording and editing, piano roll editing, MIDI to MP3 conversion, and cloud MIDI sharing.

What is not stated in the listing context is support for importing existing audio projects, effects plugins, timeline export formats beyond MP3 conversion, or any collaboration tools beyond uploading and sharing in the Music Zone.