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Nada

Nada is a music app that turns humming, singing, or whistling into melodies and MIDI notes in real time. It helps musicians capture ideas on iPhone, iPad, or Mac and export them for further production.

Nada

Overview

Nada is a music app that turns your voice into an instrument. It lets you hum, sing, or whistle into your microphone and converts that input into melodies and MIDI notes in real time.

The app is built for quickly capturing musical ideas before they fade. You can choose instruments such as piano, synth, guitar, or bass, build out beats and harmonies, and export the result as MIDI files or audio mixes for further production.

Features

Voice to MIDI

Turn humming, singing, or whistling into melodies and MIDI notes in real time so you can capture ideas as soon as they appear.

Instrument playback

Listen through the microphone, detect pitch, and play your voice back with a chosen instrument such as piano, synth, guitar, or bass.

Beat maker

Build rhythm parts by adding drums and percussion with the trigger card.

Multi-track studio

Layer melodies, harmonies, and beats across multiple tracks to create fuller arrangements.

Export and sharing

Export melodies and drum patterns as standard MIDI files for a DAW, or share rendered audio mixes directly.

Platform availability

Use the app on iPhone and iPad, with Mac support noted on the coming-soon page and a Windows version not yet available.

Use Cases

  • Capture sketches in the moment

    For songwriters who want to capture a melody quickly, Nada turns a hummed or sung idea into MIDI before the idea is forgotten.

  • Build out a track

    For producers building a full arrangement, the app can add drums, layer harmonies, and combine multiple tracks into a single composition.

  • Move ideas into a DAW

    For people working in a DAW, Nada can send MIDI files for further editing and production in another music tool.

  • Work on music from iPhone or iPad

    For mobile musicians, the app provides a pocket-sized way to test instruments and hear voice ideas back without needing a keyboard or studio setup.

  • Track Windows availability

    For users waiting on desktop access, the coming-soon page lets them register interest for Windows availability.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Converts voice input into MIDI in real time.
  • Supports multiple instruments, including piano, synth, guitar, and bass.
  • Includes beat making and multi-track arrangement tools.
  • Can export standard MIDI files for use in a DAW.
  • Offers a free download on the App Store.

Cons

  • Windows is not available yet.
  • The public pages do not list broader integrations beyond MIDI export and audio mix sharing.

FAQ

What devices does Nada support today?

Nada is available on iPhone and iPad, and the product pages also mention Mac support. The Windows page says a Windows version is not available yet.

Is Nada free?

Yes. The product page says Nada is free to download and use on the App Store, while also offering a Pro subscription with additional features.

How does Nada work?

Nada records your voice through the microphone, detects pitch in real time, and turns the result into melodies and MIDI notes. You can then choose an instrument such as piano or synth to hear the idea back.

Can I use Nada with a DAW?

Nada can export melodies and drum patterns as standard MIDI files to a DAW, and it can also share rendered audio mixes directly.

Does Nada connect to other apps or services?

The source pages do not mention any third-party integrations or plugins beyond MIDI export and audio mix sharing.

Quick Facts

Category
Music app
Primary use
Voice-to-MIDI composition
Platform
iPhone, iPad, and Mac; Windows not yet available
Output
MIDI files and rendered audio mixes
Pricing
Free to download on the App Store; Pro subscription also listed
Source domain
tunelab.id