Best musical instrument apps for Android
Musical instrument apps make your screen into a piano keyboard, drum kit, guitar, accordion or other instrument to play, practice or learn on.
48 apps ranked · How we rank
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A broad, free practice toolkit that suits instrumentalists who want tuning, timing, recording and sheet music in one app.
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A free, capable metronome with a strong practice toolkit, best suited to teachers, students and dancers, with Pro features for gigging players.
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A free, widely used tuner that grows into a chord, tab and practice companion for string players.
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A well-established, structured way to learn guitar, bass or singing with real-time feedback, best for self-learners who will practice regularly.
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A free, focused metronome with a readable 16-beat display and tap tempo, best for students, teachers and players who need quick, reliable time.
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A structured, feedback-driven way for beginners to start playing guitar at home, with in-app purchases to weigh.
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Number 7: Fender Guitar Tuner
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
4.6 out of 5 (71K) 5M+ installs
A free, ad-free tuner for guitar, bass and ukulele with enough chord, scale and rhythm tools to serve as a full practice companion.
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A well-rounded free metronome with practice tracking and MIDI support, best for musicians who want their practice measured as well as timed.
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A free, ad-free guitar tuner with automatic detection and reference tones, best for guitarists who want one focused tool.
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A free, ad-free tuner for guitar, ukulele and bass that guides beginners through tuning with clear visuals and live feedback.
More of the best musical instrument apps
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11
Simply Piano: Learn Piano Fast
Simply Ltd
4.6
50M+
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12
Strum - Play Guitar
Vert Media Partners
4.7
500K+
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13
iReal Pro
Technimo
4.7
500K+
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14
Ultimate Guitar: Chords & Tabs
Ultimate Guitar USA LLC
4.2
10M+
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15
ORG 24: Your Music
Sofeh Sunrise
4.4
100M+
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16
Perfect Guitar Tuner
o16i Apps
4.7
5M+
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17
Easy Piano Keyboard - Piano88
Banix Studio
4.7
10M+
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18
Mini Piano Lite
Umito
4.7
10M+
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19
Songsterr Guitar Tabs & Chords
Songsterr
4.3
5M+
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20
Guitar Tuner Pro: Music Tuning
MWM - AI Music and Creative Apps
4.3
5M+
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21
Chordify: Song Chords & Tuner
Chordify B.V.
4.2
10M+
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22
DaTuner: Tuner & Metronome
Prometheus Interactive LLC
4.1
10M+
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23
Fender Play: Music Lessons
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation
4.4
1M+
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24
Kala: Learn Ukulele & Tuner
Musopia
4.6
500K+
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25
Learn Drum - Pad & Beat Maker
WorkPlay Space
4.0
10M+
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26
Perfect Piano
Revontulet Soft
4.2
100M+
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27
flowkey: Learn piano
flowkey
4.5
5M+
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28
Mezquite Diatonic Accordion
Mecatronium Apps
4.3
10M+
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29
Band Live Rock: Music Studio
Batalsoft Music Apps
4.3
10M+
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30
MuseScore: Music Chords & Tabs
Musescore Limited
3.8
10M+
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31
Gibson: Learn to Play Guitar
Zoundio AB
4.5
100K+
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32
Piano: Learn & Play Songs
Firehawk
4.8
10M+
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33
ORG Music Keyboard Simulator
Beat Blend Labs
4.4
1M+
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34
Learn Piano - Real Keyboard
WorkPlay Space
3.9
50M+
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35
AI Piano Magic Keyboard
GambiSoftVn
4.1
10M+
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36
TonalEnergy Tuner & Metronome
TonalEnergy, Inc
4.3
100K+
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37
Vocalist: Learn to Sing
Lamarde Limited
4.8
50K+
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38
Musora: The Music Lessons App
Musora Media Inc.
4.2
100K+
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39
Learn Music & Songs Xylophone
Sunny Kid Games
3.6
1M+
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40
Drum Kit - Play Drums
Beat Blend Labs
3.9
10M+
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41
Note Rush: Learn to Read Music
Thomas Grayston Software
4.2
10K+
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42
Sheet Music Scanner & Reader
App Sub 1
4.0
50K+
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43
AI Play Guitar Songs · Chordie
Deplike Yazılım Müh. San.ve Tic. Ltd. Şti
2.7
100K+
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44
Strobe
Peterson Strobe Tuners
3.8
5K+
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45
Synthesia
Synthesia LLC
3.9
10M+
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46
Drum Pads - Beat Maker Go
Gismart
3.0
50M+
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47
Guitar Tuner Simple Pro
Anton Plakhotnyk
100+
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48
Guitar Pro
Arobas Music
2.4
100K+
About musical instrument apps
They let you practice in spare moments, sketch a melody before it slips away, or learn the basics without buying and storing an instrument. Performance-focused apps use a wide layout with few distractions. Teaching apps pair the instrument with exercises, songs and feedback. Others pack several instruments into one download. A large touch area and low delay matter to a player, guided lessons help a beginner, and a broad instrument set suits someone still deciding what to play.
What to look for
- Check how the app handles touch, since a keyboard or drum pad that reacts slowly or misses fast taps is hard to play in time.
- Listen for the sound quality and whether the instrument samples feel realistic, because thin or looping tones make practice less enjoyable.
- See what learning support is included, such as note guides, tempo control, or song exercises, which can decide whether a beginner sticks with it.
- Look at how the app is paid for, since some unlock instruments or lessons through a subscription while others charge once.
- Confirm whether the app works offline, because playing without a connection is useful on a commute or in a room with weak signal.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.