Monsters/Composer

My Singing Monsters

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Composer

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My Singing Monsters Composer has a variety of Monsters that make a variety of sounds, which can be composed to create any song. There are three sound types in the game, that being Acapella (), Percussion (), and Pitched Instrumental (). Unlike the main game, all of the Monsters are free and available at the start.

To see the different people who voice the Monsters in-game, visit Voice Actors.

Note: Use of terminology like "C4" will be used. Note that "C4" will be regarded as Middle C and that any numbers below or above it will be regarded as that many octave below or above Middle C.

Sound Types

Acapella

Acapella Monsters use their mouths to make sounds, either by singing (vocal) or other sounds (beatboxing, whistling, etc.), This category also has the most Monsters than the other categories.

Monster	Monster Type	Bio	Notes	Extendable?
Tweedle		"The Tweedle's breath support is astounding, since it can sing and hover in place at the same time. Its flapping wings produce little noise, so that its high, clear vocals ring out for all to hear."	Range: Bb3 - C6 Capable of singing high notes. Sings in the range of a human soprano. Suitable as a treble or melody line. Suitable as a harmony line with Furcorn.
Potbelly		"The Potbelly's two heads open up a ton of musical possibilities. Typically, the bigger head performs the main line, while the smaller head sings along and throws in extra notes."	Range: Bb1 - C4 Sound gets shorter the closer it gets to C4. Sings in the bass range. Suitable for quick short bass notes.
Toe Jammer		"The Toe Jammer's soft and round vocal sound matches its watery appearance well. Its whole body acts like a resonating chamber, and vibrates ever so slightly whenever it sings."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Sings in the tenor range. Toe Jammer's short note sounds are the same recordings as its long note sounds, indicating long notes were planned when Composer Island was being developed.
Mammott		"The Mammott makes use of its gruff, rumbly bass voice when performing. Its versatile vocal chords allow it to create sustained notes, as well as shorter, emphatic bursts of notes."	Range: Bb1 - C4 Sings in the bass range. Suitable as a general bass line. Extending the sound changes the duration of the "mmm" after "bum." In the tutorial of MSM: Composer, the Mammott was playing the melody of Fwog on Plant Island Also in the tutorial, Mammott, Furcorn, and Quibble are intentionally misaligned to the beginning before Tweedle. There was a mistranslation in the Spanish version of the Composer App where Mammott was called "Mr. Mamut" on its bio. It used to have an outdated design. This was changed in version 1.3.1.
Dandidoo		"The Dandidoo earns its name from the florets on its head and tail, and the unmistakable 'doo' call it makes. A relative of the Tweedle, but each Monster has a unique sound and style."	Range: Bb3 - C5 Suitable as a melody line. Suitable with Furcorn as a harmony line.
Cybop		"The Cybop's mechanical construction influences the sound that its metal-jawed mouth makes. Its head-mounted propeller also contributes, sort of like when you sing into a fan."	Range: Bb2 - B3 (first octave) / C3 - C4 (second octave) When singing in its first octave, it makes an "ah" sound, and when singing in its second octave, it makes an "ow" sound. Suitable for singing or vocal labs.
Shrubb		"The Shrubb innovates exciting percussive sounds using nothing more than its wooden lips. This Monster is the resident beat-boxing expert, spitting out beats and spraying everyone with saliva."	Makes a percussive sound, but is classified as Acapella as it makes various beatbox sounds.
Rare Shrubb		"Taking beat-boxing to a whole new level, the Rare Shrubb has a looser, higher-pitched sound than its Common counterpart, but produces just as much saliva."	The bottom notes produce a quick sound. The lower middle notes produce two quick beats. The high middle notes produce a sound similar to exhaling. The top notes produce raspberry sounds.
Oaktopus		"The Oaktopus' raspy voice is not unlike the bark-like skin that covers most of its body. It has a rough, whispery quality, like wind passing through branches of an ancient tree."	Range: Bb1 - B2 (bottom half) / Bb1 - C3 (top half) The bottom half makes a "shoo" sound and the top half makes a "wuh" sound. Suitable as a short-range bass line with two different singing notes.
Furcorn		"For its size, the Furcorn's warbly falsetto definitely packs a punch. Not always sure of itself, its voice can waver at times, but always finishes strong. Furcorns are special. Protect them."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Sings a bit shorter when in lower notes. Suitable as melody or countermelody line. Suitable as a harmony line with Tweedle and Dandidoo. In the tutorial, Mammott, Furcorn, and Quibble are intentionally misaligned to the beginning before Tweedle.
Fwog		"The Fwog's throaty voice can create diverse calls, ranging from low croaks to high-pitched yelps. All of them share a distinct nasal quality, despite the Monster having no discernible nose."	Range: Bb2 - C5 When Fwog starts singing, its neck can be stretched.
Maw		"The Maw appears to be nothing but a large mouth, so it's a mystery where it stores its lungs in order to be able to sing. Nonetheless, it squeaks out a high-pitched, self-harmonizing tone."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Suitable for notes that involve quavering multiple notes.
Spunge		"For a Monster with such girth, the Spunge creates a surprisingly subtle trickle of whistling tones from its tiny mouth. We're told the reason is that the majority of its body is filled with water."	Range: Bb5 - Db8 The notes do not appear to match the staff, so experimentation with flats and sharps may be required to get the correct notes for the Spunge.
PomPom		"The PomPom's vocal offerings are styled after cheerleaders, and delivered with comparable levels of enthusiasm and gusto. This Monster knows that boundless energy turns a good performance great."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Extending the sound changes the duration of "ee" after "hey."
Quarrister		"The Quarrister's multiple heads work in tandem to create a choral sound, a glorious blend of diverse voices. They are able to get a lot of practice, since the heads are literally fused together."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Well suited for chords. It is unknown if it uses a VST or not.
Entbrat		"The Entbrat's bellow is boisterous, gravelly, and incredibly powerful. While some find it unsettling, others love it, citing it as having the quintessential quality of a Monstrous singing voice."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Entbrat is the only monster that alternates between 2 note of length animations.
Dipsters		"Dipsters are so-named for their distinctive 'Dip-Dip' sound. These tiny Monsters are identifiable by the natural materials that cover their heads, which are unique for each pitch sung."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Each Dipster sings a different pitch but has the same voice. The same sample used in Composer is the same one used on all Islands in the main game. Originally, the egg of the Dipsters looked like an empty burrow. Their eggs indicates which Dipster is coming out of the hole. When checking the description for the Dipsters, you can tap the hole to have a random Dipster come out. Since Re is slightly bigger than the other Dipsters, the Dipster hole will grow slightly when it emerges to play, and shrink when it goes back underground.
Grumpyre		"The hoarse, gravelly voice of the Grumpyre perfectly suits its bat-like appearance and the ever-shifting expressions of a Shadow Elemental."	Range: Bb2 - Bb3 (bottom half) / B2 - C4 (top half) The bottom half makes a "boya" sound and the top half makes a "la" sound. Its first octave is incomplete, as the highest sound in that octave makes the lowest "la" sound.
Whisp		"Cutting a spectral figure, the Whisp's vocalizations match its appearance - ethereal, reverberatory wailing tinged with equal parts delight and wonder."	Range: Bb2 - C5 Whisp was featured in the My Singing Monsters Composer app icon from version 1.2 to version 2.0.
Nebulob		"Notably, the Nebulob begins life with no musical ability. It learns and practices its sound as it matures, which sounds like hesitant singing from inside a tin can."	Range: Bb1 - C4 Suited for singing or vocal labs.
Jellbilly		"Vocal twang is the Jellbilly's specialty, and this Monster uses it to great effect. Its sound is complemented by its 'stachacles' and head resembling a ten-gallon hat."	Range: Bb1 - C4 Lower notes are suited for vocal labs.
Kazilleon		"Maybe it has to do with the foul-smelling breath it exhales, but the Kazilleon's low, raspy voice puts the 'fry' in vocal fry. Would a cough drop help?"	Range: Bb1 - B2 (bottom half) / B1 - B2 (top half) The bottom half makes a "doo" sound and the top half makes a "wah" sound. Kazilleon is not present in the Ethereal Island Sample Song. On the 1.3.1 update, alongside Yool and Hoola, some of Kazilleon's notes were fixed, but they were off key. Its notes were later fixed on the 2.0.0 update.
Punkleton		"Punkleton's gutteral groans are perfectly-matched to its ghoulish appearance. Nothing says spooky like a well-timed 'ooga booga'."	Range: Bb2 - C4 When singing in the lower octave, it makes a "booga" sound, and in a higher octave, it makes an "ooga" sound. The second syllable of its note is one octave lower than the first. It sings in the bass range. Punkleton is one of three monsters that has two-in-one notes only. The others are Maw, and Nebulob. Its first octave is incomplete, as the highest sound in that octave makes the lowest "ooga" sound. Its highest sharp note doesn’t play its animation.
Yool		"The jolliest of souls, Yool's hearty 'ho-ho-ho' booms loud across the landscape. Its antlers laden with jingle bells add a perfect percussive punch to its vocals."	Range: Bb1 - B2 (bottom half) / C3 - C4 (top half) The bottom half makes a "ho" sound and the top half makes its jingle bells sound. Despite being both a percussion and acapella Monster, it is only categorized as acapella. Yool, alongside Hoola and Kazilleon, had off key notes. Their notes were later fixed on the 1.3.1 update.
Schmoochle		"Having twin heads enables the lovestruck Schmoochle to harmonize with itself! The high-pitched quality of its two voices can be likened to chirping of twitterpated birds."	Range: Bb2 - Bb3 (first octave) / B3 - C4 (second octave) When singing in its first octave, it makes a "bum" sound, and when singing in its second octave, it makes a "bah" sound. It sings in the tenor range. Its first octave is incomplete, as the highest sound in that octave makes the lowest "bah" sound.
Blabbit		"Blabbit's bubble-blowing is actually the Monster's unique means of breathing. Besides making music, this egg-obsessed creature uses its unique talent to blow a bubble large enough to float around in!"	Range: Bb3 - Ab4, A3 - Bb4, & C4 - D4 / Bb3 - C6 (when extended) It sings in the tenor range. As of now, Blabbit's sounds in Composer are glitched, with some notes playing the incorrect octaves.
Hoola		"Something of a sister to PomPom, Hoola has a reputation as a pesky prankster. The playful, squeaky quality of its voice lends itself perfectly sun-soaked, summer vibes."	Range: Bb3 - Bb4 (bottom half) / C4 - C5 (top half) The bottom half makes a "yippee" sound and the top half makes a "yay" sound. When released in 1.3.0, its notes were off key. But they were later fixed in 1.3.1 alongside Kazilleon and Yool.

Percussion

Percussion Monsters use an instrument to make pitch-less sounds (drums, chatter, noises, etc.). All percussion Monsters do not have extendable notes.

Monster	Monster Type	Bio	VST	Notes
Noggin		"The Noggin creates percussive perfection by tapping its dextrous fingers on the top of its flat head. Don't be fooled by its rocky texture, it's hollow and resonant, just like a conga drum."	First and third sounds Sampling pack: Soundscan Volume 15 - Acoustic Percussions Path: Partition A > 21-DJEMBE Program: DJEMBE Second, fourth and fifth sound VST: HALion Sound library: HALion Sonic Factory Preset: Standard Dry Kit	Despite being listed as a conga in the app, one of its original instrument patches of Noggin in Composer is that of various cajons.
Rare Noggin		"The Rare Noggin's cubic structure alters the quality of the sound it makes, sounding like an udu drum. This is curious, since usually such an idiophonic vessel has a hole in it, unless..."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: World > 8 - Percussion (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 9 - Percussion (Factory 2) Preset: Tabla	Despite being listed as an "udu", in the application, the original instrument patch used for Rare Noggin is that of a tabla.
Pango		"The Pango is able to harness its frozen beak and chilly body temperature to create a chitter-chattering musical line. It's mastered the technique, which is comparable to the percussive castanets."	Sampling pack: Soundscan Volume 15 - Acoustic Percussions Path: Partition A > 10-CASTANETS Program: 10-CASTANETS	Plays the castanets. Lower notes play single clack while higher notes play multiple clacks. The lower notes of the Pango are different from its Composer Island sound.
Rare Pango		"Using incredible percussive finesse, the Rare Pango transforms the sound of its chattering beak into something that can be compared to a shaker or rattle."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: World > 8 - Percussion (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 9 - Percussion (Factory 2) Preset: African Shakers	Plays the Shekere Its sound is much higher pitched than the common Pango's, and its beak doesn't chatter as much.
Drumpler		"The Drumpler takes advantage of the elastic skin stretched over its belly - when puffed out, it can roll and tap drumsticks on its surface, and voila, a makeshift snare drum."	Live recording: Sam Clark (maybe)	Plays the snare drum. Low notes play a single strike, middle notes play a short drumroll sound, and top notes play a longer drumroll. Drumpler's idle animation is different while viewing its description, as it doesn’t look around.
Rare Drumpler		"No two Drumpler bellies are the same, and the Rare Drumpler's belly even less so. The tone of its snare drum-like sound seems deeper, like it's slightly less elastic."	VST: HALion Sound library: HALion Sonic Factory Preset: Snare Shop	Makes a sound a similar to a sidestick, which is hitting the rim of a drum. Rare Drumpler’s idle animation is different in the description, as it doesn’t look around.
Thumpies		"Thumpies bounce around on special mushrooms from their home dimension that resonate just like timpani. How this is accomplished is unclear, but the acrobatic prowess of these Monsters in uncontested."	VST: HALion Sound library: HALion Symphonic Orchestra Preset: Timpani Combi KS	Range: Bb1 - C4 Plays the timpani. Thumpies and Rare Thumpies are the only monsters that are pitched, and classified as a percussion. Thumpies and Rare Thumpies have a different idle animation from the main game, bouncing on the stump instead of on the ground.
Rare Thumpies		"Drawing from the diversity of the mushrooms from their home dimension, the Rare Thumpies' bouncing produces sounds with a steel drum quality."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: World > 7 - Metallophones (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 7 - Mallet Instruments (Factory 2) Preset: Steel Drums	Plays the steel drum. Thumpies and Rare Thumpies are the only monsters that are pitched, and classified as a percussion. Thumpies and Rare Thumpies have a different idle animation from the main game, bouncing on the stump instead of on the ground.
Scups		"The Scups has special suction cup-shaped feet which it uses to emit a variety of squeaks and squawks, not unlike a toilet plunger. The horns on its head help these sounds achieve greater volume."	Live recording: Maggie Park	Makes suction cup sounds. The sample used has one note missing. The first note used in the sample is only used for Rare Scups, not the Common Scups. Its bottom notes play a double sound; the lower notes play a long, almost crash-like sound; the upper notes play a soft double note sound; and the top notes produce a squeal.
Rare Scups		"The toilet plunger sound of a Scups' suction cup feet is amplified in the Rare specimen, with an even wetter than usual plunger for sensational squelching."	Live recording: Maggie Park	Plays a variation of Scups' sound. Rare Scups' portrait in the "Select Monster" menu glows and is the only Monster portrait to do this. This is to help with the contrast of Rare Scups and the portrait background.
Congle		"The Congle uses its own discarded eggshell as a drum, fitting a piece of fibrous plant resin across its surface. Its skillful hands strike and tap the drum to create a conga-like sound."	It is currently unknown whether or not it uses a VST.	Plays the conga. The bottom notes are a short, multi-hit, the lower notes are a short, single hit, the upper notes are a long, multi-hit, and the top notes are a long, single hit.
Rare Congle		"Even though its appearance may differ from the Congle's, the Rare also uses an eggshell to drum upon, but the looser tension on the drumhead helps to achieve a deeper sound."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: World > 8 - Percussion (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 9 - Percussion (Factory 2) Preset: Tonbak - Tar - Davul	Range: G3 - C4 (bottom notes) / F3 - B3 (upper notes) / F3 - Bb3 (top notes) Makes deep conga sounds. The bottom notes produce a short hit, the lower notes produce a long hit, the upper note produces a multi-hit, and the top notes produce a dull, double hit.
Pummel		"The Pummel's unusual method of creating music is by using the hard tips of its dual tongues to strike a plant membrane it fits inside its mouth. Its body is designed to withstand the reverberations."	Live recording: Sam Clark (maybe)	Makes various drum sounds. The lower notes produce a kick drum sound, while the middle and high notes produce a tom-tom drum sound.
Rare Pummel		"Maybe it's a result of all those extra limbs and fins, but whatever the reason, the Rare Pummel has evolved to create a striking taiko drum sound using its dual tongues."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: World > 8 - Percussion (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 9 - Percussion (Factory 2) Preset: Taikos	Range: G3 - C5 (double and high hit notes) It plays a heavily overdriven Taiko Drum. The lower notes produce a deep hit, the middle notes produce a quick double hit, and the high notes produce a high hit.
Clamble		"The Clamble resourcefully employs part of its own anatomy to add a percussive touch - the metallic shells that make up its head act just like hi-hat cymbals, and it carries an extra as a crash."	Live recording: Sam Clark (maybe)	Plays the cymbals. The lower notes produces a hi-hat/marching cymbals, while the upper notes produce a long-lasting crash cymbal.
Rare Clamble		"Perhaps as a result of the extra effort it puts into forging and fortifying its plates, the Rare Clamble's cymbals sound differently, more like a gong."	Sound 1: VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: World > 8 - Percussion (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 9 - Percussion (Factory 2) Preset: Gongs Sound 2: VST: HALion Sound library: HALion Symphonic Orchestra Preset: Tam Tam Combi Key	Plays the tam-tam. The lower notes play a rim hit, while the upper notes produce a center crash.
T-Rox		"The jaws and feet of the T-Rox have almost seismic power, producing crisp, resonant beats that are reminiscent of an electric drum kit. Its syncopated performance is almost akin to a dance."	Partial: Loop Manufacturer: Cubase Loopset: Dubstep Loops: Delurian_Beat 1, Dubstitution_Bass Drum 1	Plays an electrical snare, hi-hat, or kick sound. Useful when needing electric drum kit sounds.
Rare T-Rox		"It's the Rare T-Rox's additional body crystals that are responsible for this Monster's more sustained and hiss-like electric drum kit sounds."	Loop Manufacturer: Cubase Loopset: Dubstep Loops: Dubstitution_Bass Drum 1, Dubstitution_Snare Drum 1 and Apes of Bass_Snare Drum (sampled as a single note for each loop)	The lower notes play a snare similar to Air Island. The middle notes play a snare similar to Gold Island. The top notes produce a bass drum sound akin to Air Island. Strangely, Rare T-Rox uses T-Rox's hi-hat animation to play a bass drum. It also uses its stomping animation to play a snare sound. On Air Island in the original game, T-Rox stomped to produce the bass sound and chomped to produce the snare sound.
Shellbeat		"The Shellbeat collects objects from its aquatic home to fashion a drum kit - cymbals and a snare drum. When it comes to creating a bass drum sound, it finds slapping its own shell works just fine."	It is currently unknown whether or not it uses a VST, but its sounds could presumably be sampled from Sam Clark's drum kit.	Plays the drum kit. The bottom notes produce a kick drum sound, the lower middle notes produce a snare drum sound, the upper middle notes produce a closed hi-hat sound, and the top notes produce an open hi-hat sound.
Rare Shellbeat		"The Rare Shellbeat's drum kit has more reverb than that of the Common Monster. Maybe it's comparable to holding a conch shell to your ear and hearing the 'ocean' noises."	Shares the same samples as Shellbeat, but with reverb.	Plays the same sound as Shellbeat with added reverb.
Deedge		"The Deedge's special soundboard is a marvel of acoustic science, since the Monster is able to create different tones and effects just like a DJ, despite the fact that the object is made only of ice."	It is currently unknown whether or not it uses a VST.	Plays various electric drum kit sounds. The bottom notes produce a bass/kick sound, the lower middle notes produce a snare drum sound, the upper middle notes produce a closed hi-hat sound, and the top notes produce an open hi-hat sound. Deedge's rare counterpart is in a different category to itself, the rare version is pitched, not percussion.
Reebro		"The mechanical body of the Reebro doesn't just support its oversized brain, it also stomps around and emits exhaust in a perfectly percussive way."	Sample pack: Rankin Audio - Essential Dubstep 3 Primary path: UD3_Drum_Singles Kick Drum: Secondary path: UD3_Drum_Singles_Kicks Samples: UD3_Drum_Single_Kick_1, UD3_Drum_Single_Kick_2 Snare: Secondary path: UD3_Snare_Singles_Snares Sample: UD3_Drum_Single_Snare_1 Hi-hat Secondary path: UD3_Drum_Singles_Hats Sample: UD3_Drum_Single_Hat_3	Plays the electric drum kit. Suitable to be used along with T-Rox and Deedge, since they also play the electric drum kit.
Boodoo		"When the Boodoo shakes and rattles its ornate headdress, it makes a sound akin to a tambourine! For accents, it strikes its special shakers."	It is currently unknown whether or not it uses a VST.	Plays the tambourine. Its range features several different samples of tambourines being shaken, which are split into three sections. Even though Boodoo does blink, the pupils do disappear when playing its instrument.
Dragong		"The Dragong's tail and feet feature round discs that can be shaken or stomped to make the sound of cymbals clashing."	VST: Kontakt 6 Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1 Path: Orchestral > 5 - Orchestral Percussion Preset: All Percussion (notes C3 and C5)	Plays the crash cymbal. It plays a quiet rumble at the lower notes, and a loud crash at the higher notes.

Pitched Instrumental

Pitched Monsters use an instrument to make pitched notes/sounds in a given range of notes. Rare Bowgart and Rare Deedge are the only Monsters in this Category to not be extendable.

Monster	Monster Type	Bio	VST	Notes
Quibble		"The two-headed Quibble taps the resonant rocks floating on the surface of its pond with its elongated bills. One head is responsible for playing the higher notes, the other the lower ones."	VST: Kontakt 6 Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1 Path: World > 2 - Acoustic Pianos Preset: Ragtime Piano	Range: Bb1 - C4 Plays the Piano. In the tutorial, Mammott, Furcorn, and Quibble are intentionally misaligned to the beginning before Tweedle.
Rare Quibble		"The colorful rocks of the Rare Quibble's keyboard aren't the only things that are different - its beak extenders make a sound more akin to a harpsichord than a piano."	VST: Kontakt 6 Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1 Path: Orchestral > 6 - Keyboard Instruments Presets: August Foerster Grand, Harpsichord	Range: Bb1 - C4 Plays the Harpsichord As most harpsichords can't hold notes, it can be inferred that its sound is based around the rare models that have sustain pedals.
Reedling		"The Reedling uses special hollow spines on its back to create flute-like pitches. Since it never opens its mouth, it must use circular breathing in order to get enough air to play."	VST: Kontakt 6 Sound Library: Kontakt Factory Library 1 Path: Orchestral > 2 - VSL Woodwinds Preset: Piccolo ("staccato" and "sustain" articulations used for short and long notes respectively)	Range: Bb3 - C6 Plays the piccolo.
Rare Reedling		"There must be some variation in the anatomy of the hollow spines on the Rare Reedling's back, because instead of flute-like pitches, they sound more like an accordion."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Bagpipes Path: World (Factory 1)/Acoustic (Factory 2) > 4 - Bagpipes (Factory 1)/2 - Reed Instruments (Factory 2) Preset: Highland Pipes (Factory 1)/Pipes (Highland) (Factory 2) Accordion Path: World > 5 - Accordions (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 2 - Reed Instruments (Factory 2) Preset: Accordion	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays the bagpipe.
Bowgart		"The Bowgart's four arms come in handy as it uses its homemade instrument to play both the upper and lower ends of a strings section all at once. Expectedly, this requires a lot of concentration."	VST: Kontakt 6 Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1 Path: Orchestral > 1 - VSL Strings Preset: Cello Solo ("staccato" and "sustain" articulations used for short and long notes respectively)	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays the cello. Bowgart is unable to make bass notes like in the main game.
Rare Bowgart		"This is a true musical marvel - despite the fact that the Rare Bowgart is bowing across the strings of its instrument, it sounds like it is using the pizzicato plucking technique."	VST: Kontakt 6 Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1 Path: Orchestral > 1 - VSL Strings Preset: Cello Solo ("pizzicato" articulation used)	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays the pizzicato. Suitable for quick bass notes.
Rare Deedge		"Trust the inventive Rare Deedge to up the ante and devise a soundboard that can create synthesizer sound bites with distinct pitches."	It is currently unknown whether or not it uses a VST.	Range: Bb3 - C6 Plays a synth sound similar to Deedge's sound on Gold Island. Rare Deedge is the only Rare Monster to be on a completely different musical category to its common counterpart, Deedge.
Riff		"The Riff shares a symbiotic relationship with its living guitar, which has strings and tuning pegs just like a real one. It's the synergy between these entities that produces stirring performances."	Live recording: Sam Clark	Range: Bb1 - C4 Plays the electric guitar.
Rare Riff		"Eschewing the bright, electric guitar vibes of the Common Riff, the Rare's own symbiotic companion emits lower tone that sound like a bass guitar."	It is currently unknown whether or not it uses a VST, but its sounds could be live recordings.	Range: Bb0 - C3 Plays the bass guitar.
Ghazt		"The feline Ghazt swats at the floating plasmic orbs that orbit its body to create some haunting, otherworldly synthesizer sounds. Maybe they're filled with Ghaztnip?"	VST: Padshop Path: Factory > Synth Pad Preset: Immaterial Piano	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays a synth sound. The sounds for Ghazt's instrument in MSM Composer is very different from Plant Island and similar to Ethereal Island, even though its audio sample resembles the VST preset used in Plant Island. The "Ghaztnip" mentioned in its description is a reference to Catnip, which is a plant that induces hyperactive behavior in many animals.
Jeeode		"Known for its wisdom, the Jeeode takes the art of playing the glass harp to the next level. Its special crystals can play a range of notes, when gracefully grazed by the Jeeode's fingers."	VST: Padshop Path: Factory > Chromatic Perc Preset: Elementary Bells	Range: Bb3 - C6 Plays a glass harp sound. Jeeode is not present in the Ethereal Island or Water Island samples.
Humbug		"The Humbug is so-named for the humming sounds its wings make when the Monster is in flight. This hum can be compared to the sound of a psychedelic electric guitar."	Live recording: Sam Clark (maybe)	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays a heavily distorted electric guitar. Unlike most Monsters, Humbug can hold its note indefinitely, but the sound fades away after a few seconds. It still plays its animation while doing this though.
Sox		"Making the most of an awkward situation, the Sox covers up with holes in its tail with special crystalline pads, which it can use along with its snout to reproduce the sound of a saxophone."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: Band > 1 - Horns Preset: Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays the baritone saxophone.
Arackulele		"Although its name might suggest that the Arackulele's chordophone sounds like a ukulele, in truth it sounds more like an acoustic guitar being strummed vigorously."	Live recording: Sam Clark (maybe)	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays the acoustic guitar. It also plays another note a perfect fourth below the notated pitch.
Bellowfish		"Using knowledge unique to its species, the Bellowfish constructs a mechanized suit with segmented bellows-shaped arms that make an accordion sound."	VST: Kontakt Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1/2 Path: World > 5 - Accordions (Factory 1)/Acoustic > 2 - Reed Instruments (Factory 2) Preset: Accordion	Range: Bb2 - C5 Plays the accordion.
Fung Pray		"To make its signature violin-like sound, the Fung Pray rubs its mantis-like forearms together in an act called stridulation. When it performs, its headcap glows brightly."	VST: Kontakt 6 Sound library: Kontakt Factory Library 1 Path: Orchestral > 1 - VSL Strings Preset: Violin Solo	Range: Bb3 - C6 Plays the violin. The Fung Pray's solo violin sound always has vibrato, whether the note has been extended or not. The Fung Pray’s notes cannot be pitched high enough to allow the ability to compose a game-accurate sound.

Sounds and Note Icons

Each Monster in the game makes different sounds and has different icons identifying them. Using these icons, the player can rearrange them in numerous ways to create a song of their choosing with the sounds the game presents.

Note Icon

Sound

Acapella Tweedle Potbelly Toe Jammer Mammott Dandidoo Cybop Shrubb Rare Shrubb Oaktopus Furcorn Fwog Maw Spunge PomPom Quarrister Entbrat Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Grumpyre Whisp Nebulob Jellbilly Kazilleon Punkleton Yool Schmoochle Blabbit Hoola Percussion Noggin Rare Noggin Pango Rare Pango Drumpler Rare Drumpler Thumpies Rare Thumpies Scups Rare Scups Congle Rare Congle Pummel Rare Pummel Clamble Rare Clamble T-Rox Rare T-Rox Shellbeat Rare Shellbeat Deedge Reebro Boodoo Dragong Yool Pitched Instrumental Quibble Rare Quibble Reedling Rare Reedling Bowgart Rare Bowgart Rare Deedge Riff Rare Riff Ghazt Jeeode Humbug Sox Arackulele Bellowfish Fung Pray

Notes

• The Dipsters are the only complete class so far in My Singing Monsters Composer.
  • Mimic is missing from the Common Natural Monsters.
  • All vocalists, aside from Rare Shrubb, are missing from the Rare Natural Monsters.
  • All Triple and Quad element Ethereals and BeMeebEth are missing from the Ethereal Monsters.
  • All Aux Seasonals and Jam Boree are missing from the Seasonal Monsters.
• My Singing Monsters Composer is the only game to feature Dipster Eggs.
• The Dipster hole icon () is used when a Dipster is selected.