Canora MIDI Sketchpad

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About this app

Canora is a musical ideas sketchbook that fits in your pocket. Hum or sing a melody, and Canora converts it into notes—detecting the pitch, key, and tempo. Listen to it instantly, play it back on the keyboard or pads, and never lose an idea again.

FREE
• Voice-to-notes: hum or sing to capture the melody, key, and BPM.
• Grid view for your ideas, with playback.
• Two-octave touch keyboard and pads, with built-in sounds.
• Scale lock (major and minor): it’s impossible to play a note outside the selected scale.
• Metronome with tap tempo.
• Chromatic tuner.

CANORA PRO (one-time purchase, no subscription)
• Export your ideas as .mid files and open them in Ableton Live or any other DAW.
• USB MIDI output: connect your phone to your computer via cable, and your DAW will recognize it as a keyboard.
• One-finger chords on the pads, generated based on the selected scale.
• Access to all scales—including Dorian, Mixolydian, and harmonic minor—in any key.
• Ideas library: save and revisit all your musical ideas.

Available in English and Spanish.

Requirements: Android 8.0 or higher. To use the app as a controller, you will need a USB data cable; select "MIDI" in your phone's USB settings.
Hum a melody and convert it into MIDI. Keyboard and pads for your DAW.
Updated on
Nov 10, 2026

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