Great app
Fun and easy way to write music
Perfect
Best money spent on an app
Amazing
It stills holds up and you can load in your own auv3 effects into the app
This app rocks
Like rocks yeah
使いやすい
直感的に操作できて使いやすいです。

Compose music with a focus on guitar, bass, and drums. Sequence up to 16 instruments, create harmonies, and share your tab ideas. Export your compositions in various formats.
Summarized from real user reviews of Jam Maestro. Based on 345 reviews and a 4.7/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Music app.
3.6.6
November 7, 2022
- Fixed freezing issue on iPad when changing device orientation or switching windows - Fixed graphics that were missing on the effects screen for iPad
$1.99
Effects Pack 1
Guitar/Bass Modulation effects
3 issues
Inconsistent note timing between tracks
Copy and paste functionality not working as expected
4 requests
Add support for lower guitar tunings (e.g. drop G)
Implement triplet note input
Jam Maestro is a music composition tool designed for musicians who want to create guitar-centric music. It allows you to sequence up to 16 instruments, including guitar, bass, and drums, and compose songs in guitar and drum tab format. You can also use MIDI sequencing and play background apps within your compositions.
Key features include sequencing up to 16 instruments, creating guitar and drum tabs, MIDI sequencing and playback, Inter-App Audio host and node support, realistic instrument samples, customizable drum kits, and the ability to export tabs to PDF/TXT and audio to WAV/M4A. It also supports importing Guitar Pro files.
The application is free to download and use, with in-app purchases available. Soundpacks, which include various instrument sounds, are unlocked in the full version.
The app is designed for mobile devices and supports Inter-App Audio and Audiobus 3.0, indicating compatibility with iOS devices. The description also mentions an iPad version with 'Dual Mode' for simultaneous instrument playback.
Common use cases include songwriting, creating backing tracks for practice or performance, experimenting with different instrument combinations, and sharing musical ideas with bandmates. Musicians can use it to quickly sketch out song structures and arrangements, especially those focused on guitar-based genres.