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Added July 20, 2015

Collaborative Music Making

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Want to make music with people from all over the world? Songtree is the app for collaborative music making: ★ Create your own song session for other people to play on or just explore and find track sessions already on Songtree ★ Meet musicians and singers just like you and join them on a new recording ★ If you find a talented musician or singer, give them a like or a comment and join them with your instrument • Start a recording session that others can join • Contribute and collaborate to other people’s songs • Add effects, mix and edit recordings • Easy to use : no login or knowledge of recording software required • Share your work to Facebook and Twitter
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