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Update: Meteor Multitrack Recorder v1.28 Released
09 January 2012:
4Pockets have released version 1.28 of Meteor – their multitrack recorder for the iPad. The update adds HOLD pedal support for the included Virtual Instruments. It also includes several bug fixes.
What’s new:
- Added HOLD pedal support for Virtual Instruments.
- Fixed a bug which caused popping at the end of Drum Machine samples.
- Fixed a bug where Split At Cursor wasn’t always working correctly.
Meteor is a digital multi-track recorder designed specifically for the iPad. The program features up to 12 tracks of high quality audio, a built in mixer and multi-effects processor. Meteor is ideally suited for creating musical compositions, and also a great tool for journalists and business people who need to splice and piece together voice notes, narration or dictation. Compositions once mixed can be exported to standard file formats for use on your desktop PC or MAC.
Meteor includes a fully featured sound editor allowing recordings to be trimmed or spliced together. You can apply various effects to your recordings either directly, as part of the recording process or in real time during playback. Editor features include cut, copy, paste, fade in/out. clear, reverse, gain, normalize, remove DC offset, time stretch and pitch shift. Effects include digital delay, chorus / flanger, reverb, graphic equalizer, tone boost, compressor (with side chaining) and distortion.
The Mixer and effect levels can be fully automated using definable controller tracks. An integrated metronome with count-in helps you record your masterpiece, and If 12 tracks isn’t enough there is a full stereo mixdown facility.
For more information about Meteor Multitrack Recorder click here.
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Thanks David .I appreciate the response
Hi can someone tell me what the instruments like in the upgrade?? I would appreciate it thanks
the sampled instruments are pretty ok, but not mind blowing. clean and good. the synth is pretty awesome and sounds very charming. classic analog feel and a bit metallish but deep. not sunrizer, but very good!! drum sets sucks pretty much, except 808.
Why is this not on the iPhone yet? The 4S is just as powerful as the iPad 2.
It’s not the performance of iPhone, it’s just the screen size becomes too small and impractical to use with certain apps and Meteor is one of those.
I own both (iPhone and iPad) and sometimes wonder how can anyone play virtual keyboard on anything smaller than iPad – even that can occasionally be not big enough…
I know that’s likely their excuse but I can’t buy that, not when we already have DAWs on the iPhone and other apps like GarageBand and Animoog that made their way to the iPhone.