MusicApp brings every musician's sound to the others in real time, directly between your computers. Studio quality, up to 8 musicians, webcams and chat: rehearse as if you were in the same room.
For macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows.
MusicApp is in a free beta test until 31 December 2026, with every feature open: public and private rooms, your band's own room, recording, mixer, EQ, tuner and the rest.
Taking part is by invitation: to ask for one, write to support@musicappitaly.com.
In the app, on the «Strumenti» (tools) page, the «Segnala un problema» (report a problem) button prepares an email to us: to tell us about a problem or ask for a new feature.
Made by musicians, for musicians: audio first, then the rest.
Uncompressed 24-bit, 48 kHz PCM, or Opus for slower connections. No central server in the middle: audio travels between your computers.
Each with their webcam, the room chat and their own channel in the mixer.
Volume, pan and a 3-band EQ with low cut for every musician, with a live spectrum. It only changes what you hear.
Tuner for guitar, 4- and 5-string bass and violin, shared click, MIDI view as keyboard or guitar neck.
The rehearsal mix plus one WAV file per musician, to polish later, with a notice to everyone. Or just your instrument, even without a room.
Coordination moves on its own to the musician with the best connection. If the coordinator drops, the deputy takes over: the room stays the same and the audio does not stop.
On first launch MusicApp measures your line and picks the audio format and buffer. Then it tells you what it chose and where to change it, if you want.
Faders marked in dB with 0 dB at three quarters, a limiter that only rounds off peaks without changing the volume, a green zone to set your input.
Gate and compressor on your instrument, reverb only in your headphones. A shared setlist with a count-in before each song.
Create your band's room once and find it every evening.
Each musician's EQ shows the sound before and after your changes. Drag the points on the graph or use the faders.
Three steps, then you play.
Playing in time depends mostly on distance and network: cable beats Wi-Fi. Network tips
The tuner finds the string even when it is far off and tells you how much to raise or lower it. While you tune, the others can't hear you.
