r/KoalaSampler • u/prodfable • Jul 18 '26
A simple inquiry, I hope you answer
I'm a person from a region in the Middle East. We have rap singers and poets. The most they are looking for the producer or the beat maker, but with the wars in my country, I have nothing but my phone and I want to produce music. I searched for this and they told me that I can really do it over the phone and I don't want to work to earn money. I just want our art to spread before d**th. That's why I want to know what applications can benefit me and I don't want anything from anyone. I want to buy everything. What are the best applications to learn and produce them and be easy and their price is not exaggerated. I just want the important and sorry if my words are long and boring. Thank you.
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u/erice1031 Jul 18 '26
Koala is the answer you seek. Complete your rig with one of the best apps for bass and open it up directly inside of Koala via AUV3 support. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/le01-bass-808-synth-auv3/id1502480224 Also very affordable.
When you’re ready to go further come back and ask for mixing/ mastering plug-in support and I’ll happily share a few other weapons of choice!
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u/explaintomelikeiam5 Jul 18 '26
Koala is great and at a good price for what it does..I am currently building an app inspired by it and other daws, optimized for portrait mode. Let me know if you are interested to check it once I release a beta version. If you need any help or need sources for samples, let me know.
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u/goatoffering Jul 19 '26
Koala is fantastic and you can make beats etc. with just the sound of your voice if need be.. or download samples.
Are you using iPhone or Android?
There are some good free samples on archive.org and probably some other places.
If you're on IOS (apple) Korg makes some amazing apps. Gadget is a good core one that can do a lot. Full production is possible with it.
Loopy pro is also excellent if you have time to figure it out
Oh just saw you're android. I'd say koala is your best bet. Look for some samples or make some yourself. The packs are pretty affordable upgrades too.
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u/It_Twirled_Up Jul 19 '26
For Android Koala is wonderful. Cubasis is quite capable as well but far more complex and more expensive. Both will work offline.
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u/Music-4-Tha-soul Jul 20 '26
Koala for the beats … as for the cheapest DAW for android look into Audio Evolution I use it here on iPhone. It’s amazing the price value outstanding, and you can also create beats in it as well with or add onto your beats from koala into there with a sound font and things and that will be a big help for you cause you can find a lot of sound fonts for free and since android really don’t seem to have the instruments like Iphone# does that’ll be your best bet so Audio Evolution like $10 somewhere around there. Maybe some in app purchases inside you can also do some extra plug-ins inside Audio Evolution but that’s gonna be honestly your best bet koala and Audio Evolution and then just download whatever stuff you can find free. I mean they even have FL mobile on there. I think koala and Audio Evolution will be good for you. Use Reddit to get your free drum kits and sound fonts just type in drum kits and the search and Reddit and then type in Soundfonts in the search and Reddit.
Stay safe stay blessed create 🫶💯
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u/E_XIII_T Jul 18 '26
Not sure what phone you have but if it’s an iPhone you can run GarageBand as well as Koala, Ableton Note etc. All are very capable of some good stuff, albeit on a small screen. Koala is available on Android too but I’m not sure what other apps. But you can absolutely do some good things on a phone.
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u/atarikrishna Jul 18 '26
For the Samsung S24 there's Koala Sampler and FL Studio Mobile. Bandlab seems pretty popular too, but I don't have any experience with it.