Soundtrap Reviews

Althought i take subscription but in this app i have found all universal songs by just one go easy to search any song thats the thing i like the most most most

Sound quality is too good and easily accessable and purchasable membership

I was testing this software for podcasting and educational lectures. I very much appreciate all the sound clips available. They were very professional and enjoyable. That curated content is a definite plus. There was an easy of use as well with splicing and editing.

I found several bugs in the software while using Safari on a Mac. A couple places did not allow scrolling (sound clips) and I had to navigate with up and down arrows, while each clip auto played. That was very difficult. The whole site seemed to load slowly as well. And the playback controls were difficult for me.

The app itself is very good in relation to the cost-benefit. The app lets you download the music to your phone.

It could open a window of interaction with people, it would attract more people. What I liked least about the app and the amount of music of each singer, little.

In addition to the ease of navigation I can use anywhere in offline mode it has all styles of music for eclectic people

when you are not an accident the ads are a bit annoying, however, after signing by the application it is perfect

I really liked the ease of access and versatility of use

should have the option to download music

It is a software easy to use, fast, intuitive, a good variety of music but it lacks a little more to diversify the genres

The few songs that he handles sometimes I look for and I can't find some that are mostly Latin

I really like this software because it has great playlists, podcasts, with it I create my own playlist based on my taste, renaming it however I want. The algorithm always brings new updated songs, within my musical style. The sound quality is great. The premium account has an interesting value. With Spotify Premium I can say that the price is affordable.

For those who are not subscribers it is quite uncomfortable to hear so many advertisements. Sometimes it gives a bug and closes itself. Sometimes it hangs on the music and we can't move it so we have to force the application to stop.

Soundtrap is great for beginners that are wanting to learn. It has many features for editing and at a fair price.

The only thing I can think of is that it doesn’t run on iPhone as good as on a computer. It’s handy to have on my phone but run into a lot more errors on the phone versus computer.

A lot of choice, according the mood you are in.
Opens up to new music and artists.
Gives recommendation for continous listening.

The recommendations are not always interesting, like misinterpreting my taste of music.
It is a bit heavy for the internet connection, which is not always optimal in my place.

It has good musics, good sounds and clear musics

Spotify should be in Africa because I think they are missing a lot...they need to have a good feel of your sounds

Almost I find every song on it have a good play list and a wide verity of songs

I think it should reduce it’s ads for non premium customers also

So many songs available and you can choose your favorite actor

A lot of unwanted ads available, sometimes the app stop at the middle of the song

I love the functionality and the enhancement of my favorite digital experience since the internet. I have went to so many cd stores in the 90s.

It sometimes was distracting and buggy but not to a point where most people would notice.

The thing I like most when I use the Spotify application is the artificial intelligence feature. When you log in to the program, it asks you to choose 5 singers in order to identify the type of music that I like and thus show me the music that interests me and I like

What bothers me most when I use the Spotify application is to subscribe to the paid service provided by the program, as its price is relatively high compared to competing applications, and the other thing that annoys me is the inability to create a playlist without subscribing to the paid service provided by the application

Soundtrap is a relatively new edition of the Spotify family of online music capabilities which at first only consisted of a music streaming provider. Soundtrap allows users to seamlessly integrate and save to a cloud their piano, percussion, digital/electronic/synthesized music creations with its Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) while also giving them access to others with ease for purposes of collaborative art and creativity. The software comes with self tutorial and can be accessed from various computer devices with ease.

The cost is $14.99 per month, which can add up over a year when you add in the cost of the $9.99 monthly music streaming service, and other necessities to use it such as wireless fidelity, and instruments.

The features are easy to use and very intuitive. Editing music pieces is fun.

There are no free plans after the trial ends for personal use of the service.