SoundTrap is a Swedish In addition to allowing school children to enjoy the fun of creating their own music, Soundtrap also has a video chat function that allows students to learn violin and other instruments online, allowing school band members to The school band members can rehearse the program together while they are at home.

Users can record their own musical performances or sounds and mix them. Through Soundtrap's communication channels, teachers can assign audio assignments to students, and the school version of Soundtrap also complies with U.S. regulations that protect children's privacy and safety online, allowing teachers to mentor students, classes, or collaborate on projects outside of school to share their music and podcasts.

Soundtrap was encouraged by the fact that 120,000 users from 175 countries participated in Soundtrap's five-month online system trial. And 150 of those users were teachers and schools. The program's ease of use allowed it to quickly become popular among young people. Adult musicians and students are using it to arrange music or create small sections of music using the digital mixing feature.

Consumers like musicians and podcasters have been credited with increasing the number of Soundtrap users, which has doubled to 300,000 since last June. The product has already penetrated 1,000 schools in six months, a six-fold increase in volume.