Yes. Both air-drumming tools can be used as MIDI controllers. This means that you can connect them to a computer and run them through a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). You can either use their stock sounds to record with, or you can record with drum VSTs. The great thing about both these tools is that you can record drum tracks anywhere without needing to use electronic or acoustic drums. This makes them highly valuable tools for producers and people who make music on computers. Just note that the quality of recording won’t be as good as if you record with electronic or acoustic drums, as it’s more difficult to capture the responsiveness of drums when you’re not playing on surfaces.