Apps Like MultiTrack Recorder Plugin for iPhone and iPad
Record audio, layer tracks, export files
Record and layer audio with up to 8 mono or stereo tracks per instance. Export recordings to other DAWs. Create loops for third-party apps. Record vocal sessions within AUM.
by Limelight Software★ 4.133 ratingsMusic$10.99Data updated 2026-09-20
Edit recordings by visualizing pitch and adjusting notes individually. Correct pitch and timing issues. Explore new melodic ideas. Export edited tracks in various audio formats.
Modular synth effects pedal with dual-range BBD delay and multi-waveform LFO. Users can modulate delay for chorus, flanging, and vibrato. Features adjustable parameters, patchable inputs and outputs, and analog signal processing.
Create and manipulate granular audio with real-time sound file granulation. Generate effects like time/pitch shifting and intricate textures. Record, scrub, and shape envelopes. Manipulate buffers and explore complex scrub pads.
Create reverb effects with precise control over room models and decay time. Adjust decay rates across frequency ranges. Blend reverb with source audio for natural mixing. Export settings and integrate with DAWs.
Lets users play multiple audio and MIDI files using playlists. It supports routing audio tracks to USB interface outputs and uses headphone output as additional channels. MIDI files can be played with a dedicated MIDI player.
Create backing tracks using chord-based loops. Choose from various styles and effects. Adjust tempo and key. Export tracks in multiple formats. Share directly or integrate with DAWs.
A synthesizer with 16 voice polyphonic capabilities. Users can create sounds using two oscillators per voice, adjust ADSR envelopes, apply filters, and control amplification. Includes effects, a sequencer, and audio visualization.
A seven-band equalizer with adjustable filters including low shelf, high shelf, parametric peak/cut, notch, and Butterworth low-pass/high-pass. Each band can be configured as any filter type or disabled. Used within an Audio Unit host or DAW.
Adjust audio signals with a voltage-controlled and a wide-range LFO. Modulate frequency and depth parameters. Connect to MIDI devices and integrate with modular synthesizer systems.
Create rhythmic patterns using algorithms. Adjust timing divisions and hit placement. Generate sequences based on mathematical ratios. Export audio files and integrate with digital audio workstations.