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Mumu Music

Play a tune.
Find a beat.

Tap an instrument, grow a melody, or make a beat together. Mumu Music gives young children a place to play with sound at their own pace.

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Free to start · iPadOS 17+ · Works offline

Song Garden · Mumu Music on iPad ActivitiesFree and ProFAQ

Play with sound

Make a melody or find a beat

Choose an instrument, build a rhythm, or listen and take turns. Each activity is free to try.

Play the instruments

Tap or slide across Little Drums, Rainbow Bars, and Animal Band. Several fingers can play together.

Build an animal rhythm

Arrange four percussion sounds in an eight-step pattern, then clap along or change the beat as it plays.

Take turns with a tune

In Musical Echoes, hear a short musical hello, then copy the colors or make up a reply.

Free and Pro

What’s included

Start with the free instruments and activities. Pro is a separate, one-time in-app purchase.

Free

  • Little Drums, Rainbow Bars, and Animal Band
  • Song Garden, Animal Rhythms, and Musical Echoes
  • Play back a tune during your session

Mumu Music Pro

  • Five more instruments and three additional room backgrounds
  • Save and replay up to 24 tunes and rhythms on this iPad
  • Reopen a saved rhythm to change the beat

For grown-ups

Mumu Music FAQ

Does it work offline? +

Yes. Sounds and activities are included in the app. Buying or restoring Pro uses the App Store.

Does it record my child’s voice? +

Make a Tune remembers the pads your child taps and when they tap them. It doesn’t use the microphone.

Can I make play quieter? +

Children can toggle sound, and grown-ups can set the app’s sound level. The iPad’s volume and silent settings also apply.

Play Mumu Music on iPad

Start with three instruments and three musical activities.

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