The click your song needs.

Build a song's rhythm by section. Hear accented and silent subdivisions, then create real WAV, MIDI, CSV and printable bar cue sheets on your iPhone or iPad.

Privacy policy

Effective September 30, 2026. Taktava is provided by Gobling Company. The app does not collect, transmit or upload your personal data, arrangements or rendered files to a developer-operated server.

Your track names, section notes, settings and rhythm patterns are stored locally on your device. Audio, MIDI, CSV and PDF files are generated on the device. The app does not request microphone, contacts or photo-library access and includes no advertising, analytics or tracking SDK.

Up to eight recent renders per track are retained locally. Older renders are removed when you create another. Use Rendered files → Delete rendered files, or delete the track, to remove its local output. Deleting the app removes its local app data. Copies you share remain at the destination you choose and must be deleted there.

Sharing occurs only when you choose Apple's system share sheet. Your chosen destination's privacy terms apply. Your device or computer backup settings may include local app data; those backups are controlled by you and Apple.

If you email support, we receive the email and information you send and use it to answer your request. Opening this external website sends ordinary web requests to its hosting provider. Neither action is required to create or export a track.

Support

Email maga40@naver.com with your app version, device and a short description of the problem. Please avoid sending private files unless needed for your request.

Working with the files

Set quarter-note BPM, bar count and meter per section. Grid cells cycle Silent → Tick → Accent. Listen uses rendered audio, and Create files makes a 48 kHz, 16-bit mono WAV plus a Standard MIDI File, CSV and PDF. The MIDI carries tempo, meter, section markers and General MIDI woodblock notes on channel 10. Its sound is selected by the receiving instrument.

Up to 32 sections, 64 bars per section and 30 minutes per render. MIDI tempo values have whole-microsecond precision. Tempo changes occur at section boundaries. The count-in comes before song bar 1. Playback pauses outside the foreground. Recording, streaming imports, MIDI hardware control, continuous ramps and DAW synchronization are not included.