Best Audio Production Games on Steam
Software for recording, editing, mixing, composing, or producing sound and music.
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Search for hidden folks in hand-drawn, interactive, miniature landscapes. Unfurl tent flaps, cut through bushes, slam doors, and poke some crocodiles! Rooooaaaarrrr!!!!!
- set up an environmental chain—shoo pigeons, open doors, flip switches, move clouds, cut bushes—and reveal the real target somewhere else.
- clear a route for a moving car or person to cross the map instead of just searching for a static hidden object.
- explore the end credits like a level, with hidden interactions and surprises instead of a static scroll.
- unfurl tent flaps, cut bushes, slam doors, and poke crocodiles to make hidden things appear.
- trigger an animation chain before some characters can even be clicked as "found."
- zoom out from a small scene until it opens into a sprawling map with entirely new areas to search.
- follow riddle-like clues that point you toward a bigger, obvious tell, like a pig sniffing out the mushroom you're hunting.
- click a cactus over and over to hear endless new variations of someone saying "ow."
- use sound as a clue by hearing someone cry out and tracking the noise before you even spot them.
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Incredibox is a music game that lets you create your own music with the help of a merry crew of beatboxers.
- leave it on auto mode and come back to a fresh, fully formed mix.
- hit the right sound combo and unlock an animated chorus that plays like a mini music video.
- save your mix, share it, and watch it climb toward a Top 50 chart based on votes.
- drag sounds onto seven characters to build a beat.
- mute everyone but one performer, then bring the full crew back in for a stacked payoff.
- hold multiple characters to trigger quick solos and breakdowns, then drop parts back in on the fly.
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Enter the Rhythm Dimension. A homage to classic arcade rhythm games (Guitar Hero, DDR), with a modern aesthetic and soundtrack. Match colours and beats, spin, tap, flick and flow through the juiciest beats in the universe. Supports multiple control styles including MIDI DJ gear on Steam!
- hook up a real DJ controller or MIDI turntable and have the game recognize it.
- use VR hand gestures to spin the disk with both hands and keep climbing the difficulty ladder.
- play on weird inputs like trackballs, touchpads, touchscreens, or a stylus and still have it feel natural.
- spin a virtual turntable with the mouse while tapping beats.
- rotate left and right to line up colored notes while also tapping beats, holding notes, and scratching by spinning fast.
- watch higher difficulties add brand-new mechanics, like claps you hit while still juggling the wheel and notes.
- download community-made songs and charts, including ones that push way beyond the base game's difficulty.
- chart your own songs in the built-in editor and share them as custom levels.
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So much more than a VR drum kit. Learn to drum step by step, flex your skills with the built-in rhythm game, and build your own custom kit from a library of 60+ percussive instruments without the limitations of money or physical space. Fun, intuitive drumming for pros and newcomers alike!
- build a custom VR drum kit by dragging pieces into your room, resizing them, tuning them, and saving the whole layout to reload later.
- use it as a MIDI instrument: record your VR drumming into a DAW like Ableton, or send MIDI out to trigger drum samples in other software.
- map a kick and hi-hat to whatever you have—USB pedals, Rock Band pedals, foot switches, or even buttons—then play the full kit with your feet.
- hit the same drum different ways and get different sounds based on where you struck and how hard you hit.
- start with zero drumming knowledge, follow step-by-step lessons, then play full songs that add more drum parts as you raise the difficulty.
- play fast fills and complex patterns with all your limbs, and keep the song going even after you mess up and recover mid-performance.
- load custom drum charts for songs you already love, including converted Rock Band and Guitar Hero drum tracks.
- jam with friends in multiplayer freeplay and try to build a full band-style VR session together.
- watch the whole environment come alive and change shape in sync with the electronic track.
- move through procedurally populated geometric spaces as bursts of lights and shapes hit on the beat.
- start by spectating a scene with the song, then get carried forward as the experience shifts into motion.
- glide through a VR space that reshapes itself to the beat.
- look around freely while the world transforms around you in time with the music.
- pause the music and the entire experience with a single trigger pull.
- experience a concert-like VR world where the song drives the space instead of playing in the background.
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OFFBEAT is a music-tycoon game where you build the recording studio of your dreams. Collect and upgrade increasingly strange musical objects, complete jobs for cash, and record real, actual music.
- shred a singing garden gnome for sound, then run it through pedals until it becomes part of your instrument setup.
- turn everyday objects into instruments, like transforming a kick into a castle door you can play through effects.
- export every finished track as a WAV file you can share or use in other music software.
- build a music studio from junk finds, starting with a toy tiger keyboard, then work up from wedding gigs to scoring films and museum openings.
- take a client brief and deliberately deliver the best track you can—or the worst, like an obnoxious ice cream truck jingle.
- start under tight music limits, then unlock more notes and scales until you can write freely across all semitones.
- open a sandbox mode early and just jam, make beats, and experiment with no client restrictions.
- copy, paste, and loop sequencer patterns to build full arrangements, or crank out a quick four-bar repeat when you feel like it.
- print your finished song onto a cassette, decorate the tape art, pop it into a player, and listen back.
- unlock tools that let you modulate any sound system, then pitch-shift each instrument to warp the whole track.
- rearrange a diorama-like scene where each sound comes from a tiny animated object you can move and experiment with.
- fiddle with random toy gadgets until a new sound clicks into place.
- build a track one weird stage at a time, layering melodies, rhythms, harmonies, and effects until a full song appears.
- pull levers, slide parts, and click chunky doodads that reshape the sounds you already added.
- store your favorite tapes in a box, burn old ones, and keep making new cassettes like a little music collection.
- save your tracks as .wav or .mp4 files and share them as stream alerts, transitions, or tiny keepsakes.
- collect singing kittens until the background music fills out into a layered choir.
- mute individual singers, toggle specific cats, and adjust each musician's volume to rearrange the soundtrack.
- rescue enough cats to unlock fans, then come back later to collect more money when their bar refills.
- turn money bags you find into hired rooftop musicians and band members.
- click performers on and off to change the choir's texture in real time while you listen.
- wait for moving cars, swaying trees, and drifting clouds to reveal hidden cats and money bags at the right moment.
- unlock patrons who react once you've recruited enough band members, then pay you extra coins for the music.
- route its sequences through a DAW and out to real rack-mounted hardware instruments.
- arrange thousands of points on an almost endlessly scrolling canvas, then connect them into sprawling playable sequences.
- draw paths that branch, fizzle out, and recombine into semi-random musical systems you can rewire on the fly.
- build four layered space-music loops from simple presets in about an hour.
- use logic switches to mute and unmute whole sections based on conditions elsewhere in your network.
- run probability on individual notes while the animation shows exactly how the sequence is moving through your circuit.
- generate odd polyrhythms and compound-time grooves by running multiple sequences on different channels at once.
- capture the best moments by recording the generated MIDI into your DAW piano roll, then turn those fragments into finished parts.
- load your own MP3s onto virtual vinyl and mix them on two turntables and a real-style DJ mixer.
- hold the controller to your ear to cue a record in headphones while the main mix plays out separately.
- read the song by looking at the grooves on the record, spotting busy sections and breakdowns before you drop in.
- grab the platter edge to slow or speed a track, then ride the pitch until two records lock together.
- hold a record still on the slipmat, let it go, and feel it wind up with drag and haptics like vinyl.
- drop a track on the platter, move the tonearm, cue in headphones, then blend into the next record using the same physical motions as a DJ booth.
- record or livestream a full set straight from the VR booth with multiple camera angles and clean audio output.
- flip through a flight-case-style crate of your own tracks, pull one out, and physically place it on the deck before mixing.
