- This is the main article for Composer Island. For the category, see Category:Composer Island.
- For the game, see My Singing Monsters Composer.
| “ | Create your own Monstrous Melodies with Composer Island! | ” |
| — One of the loading tips in the Version 2.0.3 Update |
| “ | Composer Island exists in the fantastic dreamspace between the Monster World and the human universe. This is where you can unleash your pure musical creativity! Singing Monsters have been aching to learn some new songs for years, and with the guiding presence of the half-awake Colossal Vawldee, there is no limit to the potential that can be achieved. The possibilities are endless!!! ...Alright, settle down. It's easy to lose one's composure when describing Composer Island. | ” |
| — Current description |
| “ | Composer Island exists in the fantastic dreamspace between the Monster World and the human universe. This is where you can unleash your pure musical creativity! Singing Monsters have been aching to learn some new songs for years, and now there is no limit to the potential that can be achieved. The possibilites are endless!!! ...Alright, settle down. It's easy to lose one's composure when describing Composer Island. | ” |
| — Old description (pre-4.5.0) |
About[]
Composer Island 
is an Island added in the My Singing Monsters 2.0.3 Update on November 17th, 2016. What sets it apart from other Islands, however, is that- like the name suggests- the player can create their own Monster song.
Also unlike other islands, all Monsters (except Ghazt) are automatically unlocked, ignoring the player's level. Also unlike most islands, Composer Island's Colossal is not dormant and opens its eyes once in a while.
To edit a Monster's song, the player must first purchase a Monster that they want to compose a song for. All Single Element Monsters cost 2,000 
, all Double Element Monsters cost 4,000 , all Triple Element Monsters cost 8,000 , and all Quad Element Monsters cost 16,000 . Multiple Monsters of the same species can be placed on Composer Island.
Once the player unlocks Composer Island/returns to it, they will be asked to choose a song. By default, the player starts out with one song. However, you can purchase more; the second song can be bought for 50 
, a third for 100 , a fourth for 200 and a fifth for 400 .
The Monsters on Composer Island do not give money and cannot be fed. You cannot buy Structures or Decorations on Composer Island, there's no Book of Monsters, there are no obstacles to remove, and the Castle can not be upgraded.
Indigenous Monsters[]
The Monsters of Composer Island are of the Plant, Cold, Air, Water, and Earth elements, as well as the Glowbes, who are members of the Spectral class, and Ghazt, who can be obtained after buying the Composer app. Monsters, with the exception of the Glowbes, on Composer Island may be biggified as well. In the Composer app and Composer Island, Monsters of Mythical, Legendary (Shugafam and Werdos), Fire, Magical (Impure or Pure), Supernatural (Wublins and Wubbox), Titansouls, Paironormal, Primordial or Celestial class are not available to place and compose.
Only the Natural Monsters (except for Mimic), as well as the Glowbes, are available for purchase on Composer Island. Ghazt can only be bought after you have bought My Singing Monsters: Composer.
Glowbes[]
Unlike Glowbes on other Islands, you do not need to Conjure or Fuze Glowbes on Composer Island to get different colors. Instead, each note on the staff gives the Glowbe a color, ranging from red to purple, with 2-3 different intensities.
While there are 32 different notes (including sharps, one flat,and 'no note') that can be used, there are effectively 28 different 'colors' as three of the notes in the reds and greens ('B#' / 'E#') are exact matches for another note (C / F).
Unlike the Monsters, repeating a Glowbe's light on same note across multiple beats offers no difference over extending a single note across multiple beats; placing two 'G' notes in adjacent beats has the same effect as simple placing the first one one, and extending it.
Music[]
Composer Island does not have official music. Created by the player, Composer Island's song can vary immensely. Each song can be as short as one bar (on an x/8 time signature) to as long as 64 bar (on a x/4 time signature, or 128 bars on x/8, or 32 bars on x/2), However, in My Singing Monsters: Composer, it doubles up to 128 bars (on a x/4 time signature, or 256 bars on x/8, or 64 bars on x/2)
The default tempo for Composer Island is 120 beats per minute. The Island's default key and time signature are C Major/A Minor and 4/4, respectively. The actual tempo can vary from 40 beats per minute all the way to 480 beats per minute. Time signatures work a bit differently, as both parts of it can be changed. The top part of the time signature can be from 1 to 12, while the bottom part can be changed to either 2, 4, or 8. The key signature can be changed from C Major/A Minor to C Sharp Major/A Sharp Minor.
The Castle does not play a bass, and cannot be edited to do so.
Castle Upgrades[]
Composer Island does not require castle upgrades. However, Composer Island has a maximum of 40 beds. In addition, Monsters now only consume one bed on this Island (as in one monster equals one bed). Glowbes take up 0 beds. This means one of every Natural Monster (and Ghazts) can be placed here, and as many Glowbes as one wishes.
Creating a Song[]
To create a song for a Monster, tap on the Monster you would like to create a song for and click the Compose button. A screen that looks like a musical sheet will appear. From here, the player can edit things like the key signature, the time signature, and the song's tempo.
To create a sound, tap on any of the lines present on the musical sheet. On the sheet, there is a staff with seven sections (15, if you include the top and the bottom lines). After tapping on the staff, your Monster's egg should appear where you tapped. You might see a green triangle next to the note you placed. This means you can extend the note and make it sound longer. Some monsters, especially the ones that produce rhythm (e.g. Noggin, Pango, etc.), don’t have this effect. It is important to note that you cannot have two notes in the same column. If you feel like that creating the same notes over and over again is a hassle, click on any staff's number and click the Copy button. If you click on another staff number, you can paste the same notes into that staff. You can also cut notes by clicking the Cut button, left of the Copy button.
After you are done experimenting, press the Save button to save your song. When you get back to the Island, the Monster should start playing your custom song. You can also assign completely different songs for the same species of Monsters and they will sing completely different songs.
If you are not content with the song you have created, you may edit said song. You can remove a Monster's song by pressing the Clear button, or load and save tracks by pressing the Load Track and Save Tracks located in the top left corner of the screen. You can show other Monster tracks by pressing the Show & Hide button near the Load Track and Save Track buttons, which will display Eggs from other Monsters on the musical scoring (they are only shadows to avoid confusion, however).
By tapping on the number above each bar, you can find options to copy and paste bars. If you have a bar that you need to repeat, rather than adding the notes manually, you can copy the bar, and paste it. If you have several bars, say 4 in 4/4 time signature (the default), that need repeating, switch to a longer Time Signature, such as 8/2 by enabling the Advanced options, and tapping the time signature values (top and bottom). By doing so, the 4 bars become a single bar, which you can then copy, and paste, saving quite a bit of work especially if you're trying to fill out the original 64 bars (by switching to 8/2, there are only 16 bars). Changing the Time Signature in this way doesn't affect how your song sounds, and you can always switch back to 4/4.
Note that selling a Monster does not save its song, but all of the other species songs are saved. In this case, you need to press "Save Track" to save the track; pressing "Save" only saves the song changes.
Monster music[]
Different monsters of course make different music. The way they are used can make a different effect in the song. A good idea is to play around with these features of each monster to find the right monster to make your songs sound great. My Singing Monsters Composer works very similar to Composer Island with Monster sounds, so see Monsters/Composer for more information to see how to mix Monsters into your songs.
Version History[]
| Date | Added Monster(s) | Version |
|---|---|---|
| November 17th, 2016 |                              
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2.0.3 |
| May 5th, 2017 | 
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2.0.6 |
| June 18th, 2024 |  (Exclusive Monster) |
4.3.1 |
Gallery[]
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Notes[]
- In Big Blue Bubble's 2018 Extra Life livestream, it was revealed that Composer Island is canon to the games' overall plot despite the creative freedom available for players.
- Composer Island is the first Island where all Monsters take up only one bed, except Glowbes, which take up no beds.
- Composer Island is the first island to allow duplicate Monster species to have different sounds.
- Composer Island is a very, very unique aspect to be introduced into My Singing Monsters. It is the first Island of its kind, and mostly eliminates the need to use editing programs and video software to create custom songs on the amateur or casual level.
- Currently, Composer Island is the largest Island in the game.
- Composer Island's Colossal is the very first Colossal to show any signs of life. If a player waits long enough, it will open its eyes, look around and close them again. It seems to do this at random intervals.
- Later, the Natural Island's Colossals also wake up (though not immediately).
- On Composer Island, the Thumpies have a different idle animation, bouncing on the stump.
- While it is a bit unnoticeable, Drumpler has one too. Near the end of its animation, it will slightly look to its left and then back.
- The Island's white "hair" is a reference to Mozart, a famous composer.
- Currently, only 5 different Composer Islands can be owned by one game account at maximum.
- The highest note pitched Monsters (singing or pitched instruments) can sing/play is C. This can be done by writing down B#, equivalent to C♮.
- In Version 2.1.0, notes of length added to some monsters making it possible to add duration to the notes.
- During the Fifth Anniversary Month, on September 29th, the Composer Island songs were all 50% off to buy.
- During Spooktacle 2017, Composer Island suffered multiple Monster Costume glitches, most notably Reedling, but also including the Thumpies and Mammott.
- Composer Island is the second Island to have one permanent castle tier. The first is Gold Island.
- This Island's market is the only Market where monsters with more than one element and Ghazt can be bought with coins.
- There is a stand-alone app called My Singing Monsters: Composer, which works a bit like Composer Island, except that it is usable offline and has more features.
- Composer Island, like The Colossingum, has the unique mechanic of Monsters being able to play custom notes. However, unlike The Colossingum, in Composer Island players are given free range over the note selection, whereas The Colossingum has preset Monster parts that play as a musical move during battle.
- Alongside a prerecorded array of multi-pitched notes likewise to The Colossingum, Composer Island Monsters produce a jolt in their playing animations whenever they play a note.
- Composer Island currently has a collection of 32 Monsters, with 31 of them being obtainable if you don't have My Singing Monsters: Composer.
- The first update to Composer Island in a long time occurred on June 18th, 2024, with the release of Ghazt.
- Ghazt can only be obtained once you have bought My Singing Monsters: Composer.
- Each letter in the word "Composer" in Composer Island's wordmark is made out of a musical symbol:
- C is a G-clef, both O's are whole notes, M is three eighth notes, P is a quarter note with a staccato mark, S is a dal segno symbol, E is a backwards F-clef without its dots, and R is an eighth rest (flipped backwards, which resembles the old variation of the quarter rest).
- Other musical symbols appear within the wordmark. From left to right, top to bottom, they are:
- Natural sign (accidental), repeat sign, sharp sign (accidental), whole note, natural sign (accidental), F-clef without its dots, breve, half rest (or upside-down whole rest), upper mordent, fermata, quarter rest, flat sign (accidental), and whole note
- The phrase "with the guiding presence of the half-awake Colossal Vawldee," was added to Composer Island's bio in Version 4.5.0, revealing the name of the Composer Island Colossal.
- This makes Composer Island the only Colossal to reveal its name in its Island bio.
- The Colossal's name is a reference to Antonio Vivaldi, a famous classical composer.
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