They should drop the buzzwords and call it what it is: A mobile app for creating music with other people. I've used the iOS version and as a collaboration plat

They should drop the buzzwords and call it what it is: A mobile app for creating music with other people. I've used the iOS version and as a collaboration platform it works well. My garage project turned to it during lockdown and it was pretty amazing what you could do when it came to making demo versions of songs even without specialized interfaces ... I literally placed my phone on a chair with the mic facing the bass amp to record my take over the existing drum and guitar tracks. That sounded good enough to me, but one of the other members was able to extract all of the tracks including vocals into some other app and do an amazing job on the next mix. For recording ideas, I have found it and similar apps like GarageBand less useful as they're loop-based and that's not how I approach writing music.