SongRiffer

Being a musician or a composer is no easy task, especially when you are full of great music ideas and you want to be sure none of them will be forgotten. Creating a song involves a lot of back-and-forth through riffs and sound samples you recorded, which can discourage you from creating some great tunes, keeping them unreleased.

Luckily, now there's SongRiffer, an application made by musicians for musicians, which provides ways to quickly organize and browse through the various riffs and song ideas you preciously recorded and kept.

In music, a riff is a repeated chord progression, pattern, or melody, often played by rhythmic instruments. It is also known as an ostinato. In theory, the riff is the base of the musical composition, and they are commonly found in rock, funk, and jazz music.

The series of notes, chord patterns or musical phrases that are repeated inside a song are called riffs, and can often be used as an introduction to a song, such as a guitar riff.

The program is designed to organize and manage your files in such a way so that you can further improve and hasten the creation process of a song. All that reflects in the seamless and easy to use interface, which allows you to add tags and rate your riffs, all for the goal of simplifying the way you keep track of your sound samples.

You can easily drag and drop your files onto the interface, and the program will automatically calculate the tempo for you. All these contribute to your now great-looking library of riffs, which can be easily accessed and audio-previewed as well.

I don't know if you will reach the musical level of Bach, Mozart or Beethoven, but now you can be as organized and on-point with your riffs and ideas as you want, and all that thanks to the mighty help of SongRiffer and its features.