With Endlesss, users can set up their own virtual jam environment and invite friends with a compatible iOS device to collaborate. Alternatively, they could also jam together with other users across the world, or compose their own tracks solo. The developers claim that the app is beginner friendly and features a wide array of virtual instruments, which have robust controls to adjust aspects of sounds such as reverb, pitch, delay, etc. To add more depth to their song creation, users could use Ableton Link which allows them to connect external instruments to their tune. Furthermore, users could also export their newly composed music as separate .aiff layers to a digital audio workstation (DAW) for further production. These can be kept in-app for the Endlesss community to discover and interact with as well.
With the Movement Control Order (MCO) in effect for another two weeks, Endlesss seems like a good option for those who are seeking for means to entertain themselves at home. That said, the app is only available for iPhone and iPad devices only for now, and is free to download via the App Store. (Source: Endlesss Official Website via The Verge)
