HumTrack review
A mobile songwriting app that converts humming into in-key MIDI and exports full arrangements.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
HumTrack is a mobile music-making app for beginners and solo songwriters who want to turn a hummed idea or tapped rhythm into an editable arrangement. It detects pitch and timing in humming and converts the result into in-key MIDI. Users can also add kick, snare and hi-hat with tap-input drum pads, plus in-key melody and bass lanes. The editor supports beat correction, quantization and arranging tracks into sections, with MIDI, WAV and stem export for further work in a DAW.
Its focused workflow is the main draw: start with a hum or taps, then build out a song using separate musical lanes and sections rather than stopping at a single generated clip. The output is intended to remain editable, particularly through MIDI export. That makes HumTrack a fit for people who can sing or tap an idea more readily than they can play it, and who want to continue arranging in another DAW. It is less suited to buyers seeking notation export or a desktop workflow; the vendor describes a web editor as coming soon, while listing iOS and Android as supported platforms.
The Free plan costs $0 and includes Hum-to-MIDI, section arrangement and no watermark. Pro costs $3.49 per month or $33.49 per year, and adds unlimited WAV, MIDI and stem export, unlimited saved songs, offline on-device rendering and email support. The published plans also include a seven-day free trial. The paid tier is relevant if export volume, saved-song limits or offline rendering matter to your workflow; the free plan provides a way to explore the core hum-to-MIDI and arrangement workflow. Choose HumTrack for mobile-first idea capture and editable song building, but consider another tool if you need notation or a supported desktop editor.
HumTrack pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Converts humming into pitch- and timing-detected, in-key MIDI
- Builds arrangements with drum pads, melody and bass lanes, and sections
- Exports MIDI, WAV and stems; Pro adds offline rendering
- Where it doesn't
- Mobile only, with iOS and Android support
- Free plan does not list unlimited exports or saved songs
- No notation export
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