WCM Arrow vs Play Beat

ARROW is a cloud-based global music database for publishers and songwriters that creates a user-friendly mobile app experience which grants users access to manage and listen to demos. ARROW amplifies the ability to support various creative publishing practices including listening to audio, generating playlists to be distributed internally and externally, creating and sending pitches, and tracking cuts, holds, and releases. Features include: *Search and listen to your catalog of demos *Tag your demo with ARROW’s extensive tagging matrix *Create Playlists that can be shared with your team, artists, or labels *Add markers to your audio files to denote the locations of Intros, Verses, Choruses, etc. *Track Holds, Cuts, and Releases

Play Beat is a beat sequencer from about age 7 (Dutch groep 4 and up) and anyone learning to program a groove. You place hits on 16 steps, listen, then edit until the pattern is tight. Tracks • Kick, snare, hi-hat, clap • Bass, piano, synth (tap the same step again to raise the pitch) Effects per track Enable FX on one track; the others stay dry. Effects: reverb, lowpass, highpass, saturation, echo. Get started Pick a starter (empty, house, hip hop, rock, ambient) or build from scratch. Play, change steps, set tempo. Your beat stays on the device. The app is free. A single non-personalized Google AdMob banner sits at the bottom. No interstitials, rewarded ads, video, or app-open ads. A one-time in-app purchase (about €2) removes that banner. Anyone who already bought the paid iOS app keeps ads off. Restore purchases is in the app. Privacy: https://beatboxbart.nl/playbeat-privacy/