Astiga vs Partbook

Stream your own music from cloud storage. Astiga is a music app and service that streams your music collection from Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or any other cloud storage service. This app to connect to and play from Astiga is free. However, use of the Astiga service requires a subscription. When registering for Astiga you get a seven day free trial to test the service. The Astiga service also includes a Web player and much more. Astiga streams in native format and supports the default music formats playable on your phone, including MP3, ALAC, MP4 (M4A/M4B/M4P) and others. We're gradually introducing features... Coming soon: music library browsing, playlists, offline sync, and much more!

Sing your part. Partbook is where your choir's practice tracks live. Your leader uploads a recording per voice; Partbook renders the mixes, times the lyrics, and puts the result in your pocket. HEAR YOUR PART UP FRONT One voice per part. Pull yours forward, or listen from inside the altos for a while. Every part has its own ready-made mix, and the map is there when you want to build your own. LOOP THE CHORUS UNTIL IT STICKS Lyrics follow the recording line by line. Tap a section to jump, loop the chorus, stay on the hard bar as long as it takes. ONE SHELF New tracks appear for everyone at once, in order, with the notes that belong to them. Voice notes from your leader sit under the song they explain. PLAYED ONCE, DOWNLOADED The songs travel with you. Rehearse on the train, in the car, in the summer house with no signal. THE SCORE FOLLOWS THE SONG Add a MusicXML score and it follows the recording, bar by bar. Your part alone, or every voice on one ribbon. Early access. Partbook is invite-only: you join through a link from your choir. Lead a choir? Write us!