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Board Games (But for Your Songs)

AuxDock tabs are basically a bunch of lil' panels strung together. Panels? They're like those indie coffee shops of music production — self-contained, do their own thing, but totes collaborate when you ask nicely via the Panels menu in the Hamburger Thingy. Here's what's cookin' in AuxDock:

Vibe Soup

Key-matched ambient bed that swells under your moment & follows the song like that clingy ex. Moody AF.

Chord Slapper

Huge chord pads locked to the song's key, with strum, arpeggio & hold — actual chords, zero piano skills required. You're welcome.

Beat Box

Synced drum machine with kits, beats, fills & a beat editor that lets you pretend you're a real drummer. Spoiler: you're not.

Finger Tickler

Multitouch piano that plays OnSong's own instruments & screams MIDI to literally everything else. It's clingy that way.

Stomp Station

The stompbox rig — your axe in, effects in a line, amp & cabinet, & out to the people. Obsess over every pedal, the amp, & the virtual instrument. We get it, you're that person.

The Backing Track Dude

Artwork, scrubber, transport buttons & the section timeline that babysits your track & chart so they don't fight. You're welcome.

One-Tap Rigs

Slot buttons that pull up a whole rig — & maybe even yeet the chart to a section — in one sad little tap.

The Mixer Situation

System buses, every multitrack stem, & the master fader. It's where the magic (or chaos) lives.

Tab Switcher

Your workspace switcher & how to build custom tabs so you can feel fancy.

Tone Shelf

Stage-style bench of tone sections — sampler, synth, chorus, phaser, delay, reverb & master — for sculpting the sound outta keyboard & chordboard. Chef's kiss.

Vocal Booth

The mic channel: tuning, pop filter, EQ, compression, de-essing & reverb, all crammed in one rack. It's a lot. You'll survive.

Shuffle 'Em Around...

When you add or ditch panels on a tab, they show up in some order OnSong decided. Don't like it? Rearrange this bad boy & watch 'em move. Wild, right?

OnSong 2026 — Last Refreshed August 18, 2026