Today, Vochlea (the team behind Dubler 2) is launching Dubnote— a new iOS app that reimagines voice memos for musicians.
Dubnote is designed to help musicians capture, organise and revisit their roughest, most vital ideas— the ones that usually get lost in a mess of voice memos. To mark the launch, Dubnote is free for one day only, with lifetime Premium access unlocked for anyone who downloads the app on Wednesday 9th July. No subscriptions. No upsells. Just the full version, normally £24.99/$24.99 per year, completely free for early adopters.
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Dubnote acts as a sonic sketchbook, designed for the chaotic, work-in-progress phase of songwriting when inspiration strikes and speed matters. Whether it’s a vocal riff recorded on the go, a band practice.
“With Dubnote, ideas are easy to capture, organise and actually find again.”
Continuing their unflinching mission to pioneer how music makers approach their craft, Dubnote is a much needed solution to the formatting and storing of those lightning-strike moments of inspiration. George Wright, CEO of Vochlea explains “Our first product, Dubler, helped musicians get ideas out of their heads by letting them vocalise melody and rhythm. But after years of working directly with artists, we realised that this early ideas stage is totally underserved. Most musicians use the native voice memos app not because they love it, but because it’s convenient. In fact, 63% of musicians say audio note apps are essential, but they hate the ones that are available to them. We’ve built something better, designed with musicians in mind and made for the scrappy, messy stage of songwriting. No more digging through a sea of untitled waveforms. With Dubnote, ideas are easy to capture, organise and actually find again.”
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