Experience the authentic sounds of Turkish davul and zurna instruments. Play, record, and share your own traditional melodies and rhythms with realistic studio-quality audio and dynamic touch controls.
4.0.1
October 13, 2025
We've listened to your feedback and worked hard to make your experience with "Davul and Zurna" even more inspiring and enjoyable! In this update, we've added exciting improvements that will take your music to the next level. Record and share your masterpieces on the Zurna! Unleash your creativity! We've added a long-awaited feature: Now you can easily record your solos played on the Zurna (flute). Save your performance, listen to it to develop your skills, and share it with your friends and the world to showcase your unique talent! A new and modern design! We've completely redesigned the interface to give you a sleeker and more streamlined visual experience. Navigating the app is easier than ever, allowing you to fully focus on creating music and feeling the rhythm. In addition, we've made general performance improvements and fixed some bugs to make your experience more stable. We hope you enjoy these new features! Update now and join the rhythm!
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Yes, Davul & Zurna contains advertisements. These ads help support the development of the app.
Davul & Zurna is available for free. There are in-app purchases available for additional features or content.
Davul & Zurna is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
The latest version of Davul & Zurna was released on 2025-10-13, indicating regular updates to improve the app.
Davul & Zurna has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
The description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, features like recording and sharing may require an internet connection.
Davul & Zurna uses studio-quality, high-resolution sounds for both davul and zurna, aiming for an authentic tone with every note and strike.
Davul & Zurna offers unique features like precision touch technology (velocity) for dynamic sound control and a focus on traditional Turkish rhythms like Halay, Çiftetelli, and Zeybek.
