Medly

• Monthly - Medly Member — $9.99/month
• Monthly - Medly Member — $59.99/year ($4.99/mo)

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.6 38170 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Yes but the rating...

   I do really really really (yes, in Chinese old scholars say that important thing should be told three times) like Medly and already have composed songs even better than my old composition Raining Roof (the improved compositions are Rainy Day, Rendezvous, and Change respectively). However I’d like the price to no longer be free but Member no longer required. You can say the price - $5.99 and even more people just will get past the MONEY barrier and you get profits better than just...before now. Say, do you know my second dream in my mind? I’d like a free, open-source Notes app replacing Medly (and free - but, people do make instruments as a donation.) And I looked at other reviews saying that a gifted teenager could make Medly. Just stop there, you could trust me for new Medly stuff. (Personally, I’d replace the Starter electronic pack with a better Electron, with the Aura (now named Electron) being the lead.) But I’d do the ripping out since my actual status is close to yours, just three years behind. The Notes ... it looks like Apple .... but maybe I would lead in the E-field later on. Oh, and the musics are not just a rip-off of Gallop. Just to make this rating appear as the most relevant of all, so people can get in the Compositionist school. Yes, the Compositionist Axis Rebellion of Music (opponents: Medly, Auxy, MusiQuest). And there are so much parentheses.

   -n- -n- -n- -n- · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5apologies

   my apologies for trying to understand your business, although i still am saying i recommended 2$ not just 75c, i do not understand completely these things since i am a child ( I'm 13). i wont argue the price anymore but i still think you guys were very rude to me and others but my rating is going to be 4 stars still. thank you for responding to my previous reviews and i wish you guys good luck previous response : you see this app is really good, i don't write reviews unless i have something i really want to say so ill just get to the point. i truly love this app and making music is so easy, but i don't agree with a subscription. i understand that the app must be expensive to produce and i appreciate that but... i think that you should give us more than one pack, even two would be good? and make the rest of the packs purchaseable for around maybe 75c-2$?? that way people can choose what sounds they want to use without worrying about a charge every month. some people don't have the money to pay each month, so i really hope my idea is looked into at least a bit, since personally i am only interested in having a few packs anyways, so if i got the subscription i would be spending a ton of money for things i don't really need. thank you for your time but i still do really enjoy this app, just not the starter pack being extremely limited and there being a ton of other packs i have to pay each month for.

   freakbag🛒🛒🛒🛒🛒 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5My suggestions

   Hello! I’m a user coming up on three years of using the app on and off, with premium. I may have mentioned this in a prior review (they seem to get removed somehow) but my number one major ask that isn’t a type of instrument would be a friend system. The idea would be to have options to send or share your music with other users. Yes, you can already do that using the share features. But what I really would adore would be the ability for multiple users to collaborate on songs and albums. My friend group uses the app and I would love to be able to work on music with the group; being a mobile app, it’s way too difficult to try this on one phone between many people. As for music requests, I think everyone wants more electric guitar options; they really see extended use in many genres, games, and media. Guitars for reference would look to me like “Abyss of Despair” by Atlus Sound Team. I would also like to hear more electronic options in general, Pharrell Williams-like. Get Lucky, Rock Star, Spaz, and Piece By Piece, for example. Thank you guys for all that you do and for taking the users’ thoughts into account!

   Cirrusssb · 30 Aug 2026

4. 4/5Best way to make music easily, but needs something VERY important.

   So every like 6 months I like making albums and putting music on it. Each time my music gets better and better. Recently I made the BEST songs I’ve ever made and I’ve already been working on an album for 5 months. 20 songs and I was making even more. Sometimes, I just have a moment where I have NO idea what I’m doing. And I was so stupid that I deleted the album… the best album I had. I’ve been searching for ways to recover it or get it back, but no luck. I was very angry and sad because all of my stuff on it was gone. That’s why I feel like there should be a recently deleted tab. I know that it was my fault, but, they should have something where you can get your deleted things back! I saw the song recovery thing but it never worked for an album. So please, can the people at Medly Pretty Please make a recently deleted tab? Even if it can’t recover my album, it is still something good to add in case it happens again. Something to add, there should be accounts and profiles where you can access songs on any device! And if you already made music without an account, it should transfer it to your signed in one. But this is just something I think should at least be brought up.

   Nick_Flo · 30 Aug 2026

5. 3/5I like it but there are a few problems

   this is probably one of the best music creating apps on the app store right now, with its diverse array of instruments and easy to use interface, and I genuinely appreciate that, however, I have a few complaints. in comparison to computer based music programs, this is missing several key elements, like the ability to change time signatures and make tempo changes in the middle of a song. on top of this, the maximum amount of pitch range any given instrument can cover only goes to three octaves, unless you raise or lower the pitch which actually just speeds up or slows down the notes, destroying their sustain and making composing with said instrument feel dissatisfying. I find myself more or less using this app more as a notepad for musical concepts that I can then improve on when I have my computer than I do using this as an actual music creation tool. the idea of selling a subscription service for these extra sounds and packs seems absolutely absurd to me when the app is so limited on what you can actually do with them. the app currently is a fun time killer when I’m at work and I have a break and want to make something really quick to relax my mind, but when it comes to the serious creative use of the app, it’s limited in ways that it shouldn’t be. overall, I think you could put some work into expanding on musical concepts like tempo changes, time signatures, sliding between notes, and extending the musical range of the instruments. I enjoy the app, but as a musician I find it hard to take seriously. p.s. the electric guitar presets in the rock pack do not sound like electric guitars.

   Lightspeed8903 · 30 Aug 2026

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