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Nada

Launching today

Compose music with just your voice

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Compose music with just your voice

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Nada is the easiest way to turn your voice into music. Hum, sing, or whistle an idea, and instantly convert it into MIDI. Arrange your melodies on mobile, choose from a variety of instruments, and build songs wherever inspiration strikes. No AI generation involved, just your own creativity, captured faster.

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Launch tags:Music•Audio•Electronic Music

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Viktor.comThe AI employee that does the work, in Slack & Teams

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Nada

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Last November, my friends and I started thinking about how we could make it easier for musicians to create music anywhere, anytime. At the time, we watched the making of video for Stromae’s “Alors on danse.” It was funny, but also inspiring. It made us wonder: what if people could create music using only their voice? A lot of people have great musical ideas, but they cannot always play an instrument. Traditional DAWs can also feel too complex, especially when all you want to do is capture an idea quickly. But almost everyone can hum, sing, or whistle a melody. That was the moment everything clicked. We decided to build Nada, which means “tune” in Indonesian. At first, we imagined it as a better voice notes app for musicians, something simple for capturing musical ideas. But as we kept building, it slowly became a mini DAW: voice-to-MIDI, instruments, arrangement, beats, and music production features, all designed to stay simple and not overwhelming. Today, we’re excited and proud to finally share Nada on Product Hunt. We built Nada for musicians, creators, and anyone who has ever had a melody in their head but struggled to turn it into music. We’d love to hear your feedback, ideas, and thoughts. Thank you for checking it out!

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3d ago

Nada

Maker

For the best experience with Nada, we highly recommend using wired earphones with a built-in microphone, such as Apple USB-C EarPods or any similar wired headset.

Wired earphones help produce better-quality results because they reduce latency and prevent speaker audio from interfering with pitch detection. Wireless earphones may introduce noticeable latency, while using Nada through speakers can reduce pitch detection accuracy.

For the most accurate voice-to-MIDI result, wired earphones are highly recommended.

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2h ago

Viktor.comThe AI employee that does the work, in Slack & Teams

Promoted

Nada

Maker

📌

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3d ago

Nada

Maker

For the best experience with Nada, we highly recommend using wired earphones with a built-in microphone, such as Apple USB-C EarPods or any similar wired headset.

For the most accurate voice-to-MIDI result, wired earphones are highly recommended.

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2h ago