It’s been a while since I blogged about songwriting or Android, so in this post, I’ll cover some of the Android apps I’ve recently discovered that would be useful for songwriters in particular. If you haven’t checked out the previous post on this topic, you can do so now by clicking here.
Great app to get word ideas when searching for alternative words to use in your lyrics. The app provides synonyms, antonyms, example sentences, audio pronunciations and more to help refine your lyrics.
This is the app for the Thounds community – a cool service to record your musical ideas, share them with others and collaborate together to create songs and music. You can also export your creations to soundcloud by connecting your Soundcloud account with Thounds.
Soundcloud itself has a neat android app to access your Soundcloud account on the go. By setting your account to “private”, you can use it as your personal cloud drive for your song ideas. If you’re the social type, you can always use the app to share your creations on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Foursquare too.
A feature-rich app to jot down lyrics and record melody ideas with automatic cloud syncing for anywhere access to your songs. You can use private and public streams to keep your ideas personal or share them when co-writing with someone else.
RhymeBrain has a database of 2.6 million words to find out rhymes for words that you input. Nice to have an app like this when looking for rhyming ideas.
While YouVersion is probably what you’re using as your mobile Bible, there’s no harm in looking around for alternatives. The Android app from Bible.is facilitates reading, listening and check this out, seeing the Bible too by integrating videos from the Jesus Film project! Great tool to kick-start song ideas from the scriptures.How do you use your Android device for songwriting?
