Auxy Studio vs DrumBot AI

Auxy Studio is an iOS and macOS app for making beats and electronic music, from initial sketches to complete tracks. Users draw notes to build melodies and drum patterns, then arrange loops. The app offers thousands of instruments and drum hits, and imported samples can be used for custom kits and melodic sounds. Reverb, delay, distortion, and automation tools provide sound-shaping options. Tracks can be exported as audio, stems, MIDI, or project files for Ableton Live, Bitwig Studio, and Studio One; finished tracks can also be uploaded to SoundCloud. A free plan includes a selection of demo sounds, and a 7-day free trial unlocks everything. The Monthly Subscription costs $5.99 a month, while the Yearly Subscription costs $49.99 a year; both unlock everything. Auxy AB says it has made the app since 2014 and describes users ranging from first-time beat makers to touring artists and professional producers. Apple’s listing says the developer may collect coarse location, user ID, and product interaction data for analytics not linked to the user.

DrumBot AI generates, edits, and exports drum patterns in a web browser. It covers eight core styles and focused sub-genres, and users can ask its AI to adjust a pattern with directions such as adding activity or moving the snare. An editable sequencer grid lets users change notes, ghost notes, and velocities, with real-time audio playback. A reference-track upload can be analyzed for tempo, style, and energy; the uploaded audio is processed temporarily and deleted after analysis. Patterns can be exported as MIDI or WAV. MIDI mappings cover EZdrummer, Steven Slate Drums, and General MIDI, and patterns can be dragged into Ableton, Logic, or FL Studio. The Explorer plan is free and allows 20 grooves per day, five MIDI and WAV exports per month, and five audio analyses per month, but excludes saved pattern libraries and commercial use. Creator costs $6.99 a month; Pro costs $14.99 a month. Both paid plans include commercial use. The product is aimed at songwriters, vocalists, style explorers, beat makers, and producers.