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MultiTrack DAW (Universal)
The power of a digital audio workstation in the palm of your hand. Release your creativity with up to 24 high quality audio tracks. Record multiple takes, harmonies, solos, and experiments. No more worrying about bouncing tracks – each instrument can have its own. More cowbell? No problem!
Build new songs just like in a real recording studio, with the monitoring and overdubbing capabilities of MultiTrack DAW. Move and trim audio until it’s perfect, and mix the sound until it’s just right. Share your creations with Wi-Fi, iTunes file sharing, email, and SoundCloud.
MultiTrack supports pasting from other apps, and copying to other apps, as well as uploading and downloading audio files using Wi-Fi. Or use iTunes File Sharing to transfer audio files or final mixes.
INPUT OPTIONS :
MultiTrack has a wide range of input capabilities, including the built-in mic, headset mics, doc connector mics, and on the iPad even USB mics and USB audio interfaces. Please see our support forum for a list of all supported input devices.
AUDIO FILES :
Supported file types for import include mp3, wav, aac, m4a, aif, and m4a. MultiTrack now offers five ways to get audio files in: Wi-Fi, Copy/Paste, Email, iTunes File Sharing, and iPod Library Access. And five ways to get audio files out: Wi-Fi, Copy/Paste, Email, iTunes File Sharing, and SoundCloud.
FEATURES:
- 8 stereo audio tracks, upgradable to 24
- 44.1kHz, 16 bit, CD quality sound for each track
- Non-linear, non-destructive editing using Regions and Bins
- Per track EQ (2 bands parametric, 2 bands shelving) (3GS or later)
- Per track Compressor (3GS or later)
- Sweet Reverb and Configurable stereo Delay available as bus effects (3GS or later)
- Multiple levels of Undo and Redo
- Grid View with Snap to easily align regions
- Metronome adjustable from 40 to 240 BPM
- Time Signatures (2/2, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 7/4, 6/8, 7/8, 9/8, and 12/8)
- Ruler showing bars/beats/divisions/ticks or timecode
- Individual controls for volume, pan, mute and solo
- Volume fader has +12db of gain boost
- Fade in and out per region (editable fade points)
- Input selection allows spitting stereo input onto 2 mono tracks
- Ability to monitor the input signal with effects
- Opens email attachments or audio on web pages (mp3, m4a, AAC, wav, aif, ogg)
- Bounce Regions using multi-region copy and paste
- Looping with the Loop Markers
- Hotbox popup control with context sensitive buttons
- Hotbox Buttons: Edit, Name, Slice, Move, Copy, Paste, Erase, and open the Bin Browser
- Bin Browser allows preview of audio files in the song
Menu:
- Snap – snaps the Timebar to Ruler lines
- Punch – automatically starts and stops recording at precise times
- Input Monitor – software monitoring of input signal with low latency
- Auto Input – allows monitoring the track underneath until punch points
- Undo and Redo of 30 operations
More Features:
- Beautifully rendered waveforms at multiple zoom levels
- Low latency VU meters for each track
- 24 bit audio processing
- Multi-touch pinch/zoom support
- Unified Copy/Paste system means internal copying works in other apps
- Latency compensation with selectable buffer sizes (in Settings app)
- Recorded material perfectly synced with other tracks
- Fades use quadratic interpolation in db space
- Native iPad support (landscape and portrait, up to 11 tracks visible)
- iPad USB Audio using Camera Connection Kit
- Wav, Ogg, and m4a compression for Wi-Fi download, mixdown, email attachments, and SoundCloud upload
- AudioBus compatible
* The original iPhone and iPod touch require an external microphone like a headset mic
* Stereo recording requires a stereo microphone (please see our support forum for details)
* iPad USB Audio requires the Camera Connection Kit
* ‘iTunes File Sharing’ requires iOS3.2 or later
* ‘iPod Library Access’ requires iOS4 or later and is read-only, cannot read protected DRM files
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I really like the Multitrack DAW on my Ipad. I did some Radio Station Imaging on it and had a lot of fun doing so. I would love to cut my workflow in half though. Nothing wrong necessarily, because i know there’s room to grow.
Just thought I’d drop a few suggestions.
1. I would love it if there were “volume” adjustments to each element independent of the track volume. Or even the option to write the volume desired.
2. More of a variety of different types of fades.
3. Maybe, 1 or 2 more options of “importing/uploading” all elements. The wi-fi is cool, but you can only upload 1 element at a time. I would like to put a lot more stuff on the wi-fi. In addition, it would be cool you could use the wi-fi anywhere.
4. Is there an option for recording from an internet source? News, entertainment. I don’t even know if that’s possible. But, to be able to extract soundbytes for production use off the internet would be great.
5. To be able to move elements not only horizontally, but vertically also across the region/tracks.
6. Maybe, a more detailed “EQ”, “Compression”, and “Processing”.
Will this work in a Android Tablet by Impression?
@Jeff: No, this app is for Apple iOS devices…iPad, iPhone etc.
Thank you James. By any chance to u know of a good one for Android Tablets?
I find this app incredibly frustrating to use, I don’t know why it is the app of the week or why people are raving about it? The Hotbox control hinders workflow rather than speeds up workflow, in fact, tapping the screen to get anything happening on this app near gives me RSI. Sorry but this was $10 I regret spending.
I love that it has:
– so many great effects,
– all the standard import/export functions,
– multitouch support
– so many editing functions,
– option to use ore than 8 tracks!
On top of that it’s universal and has full support for iPad. I want it!;)
some nice features:
- many ways to get audio materials in and out
- Copy/Paste system (from and to other softwares inside iPad!)
- per track EQ and Compressor
- nice Reverb and Delay
- monitorig capabilities
- connection possibility by Camera Connection Kit
- very useful and nice looking GUI – iPad native portrait and landscape mode
congratulations, Péter
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It seems to be a very comprehensive DAW. I loved the iPhone version. The iPad version must be better!
When I tried garage band I was limited to 32 bars. Is there a limit on DAW or does it work like a Roland multitrack and give you full recording capabilities within your iPads memory?
It is limited only by the iPads memory. I’ve recorded hour long mono tracks and it didn’t shut down or anything, just worked great. It took a while after hitting stop but that is normal for the app to process the track you’ve just recorded, especially such a long one.