How it works.
Thirty seconds. You will survive. The track is already playing; you hum, sing, shape, play and keep. The resident does the rest.
How it works
Five things you can do. All of them before the coffee is ready.
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1Hum
One phrase over the loop. It comes back as notes, played by a pluck, a bell, a bass, with a name of its own. Keep it or hum it again.
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2Sing
Or sing it, words and all. It comes back as your voice, every syllable on its note and on its beat. The wobble stays if you want it to.
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3Shape
Drag the dot. Left is what you sang; the further right, the later the night. Up and down decides who gives way, you or the track.
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4Play
The beat under your thumbs: kick, clap, hats, a break, a drop. Or five keys with your melody's own notes, so there is no wrong one.
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5Keep
Save an idea, bring it back later, hum the next one over it. Mix one into the other: Cut, Build up or Blend. A sketchbook that plays itself back.
The resident
Nothing sounds the same for two minutes.
Every loop tool gets boring the same way: eight bars, one filter moving, everyone can hear it. Brumm has a resident. It knows how a night is built, from the first kick to the drop and the break after, and it keeps the track moving while you play: a hat joins, the clap leaves, the beat changes on the drop, a break comes when it's time. It tells you what it does next and you can always take the wheel.
- Grooving · the shaker joins in 8 s
- Break · Drop in 6 s · new bass
- Keep this one
- Drop · 4 · 3 · 2 · 1
- Grooving · lets it ride
More, if you must.
The other boring pages. Same warning, same exit: the app is one tap away.