Apps Like MultitrackStudio for iPad for iPhone and iPad
Record edit and mix music tracks
The app transforms an iPad into a multitrack music recording studio for audio and MIDI. Users can record, edit, and mix tracks with various editors and effects.
by Giel Bremmers★ 4.429 ratingsMusic$29.99Data updated 2026-10-24
The app provides tools for composing guitar songs, including automatic arpeggio, a chords tapboard, and pattern tapboard. Users can record and playback songs with animations and view chord fingering hints.
The app provides remote control for digital audio workstations. It supports DAWs that use MIDI timecode and MIDI machine control, including Logic, Pro Tools, and Cubase.
Create and manipulate sound with three independent synthesizers. Adjust pitch from 8–20,000 Hz. Slide or snap notes to scales with customizable glide rates. Set and edit individual notes for precise musical control.
Create and design synthesizers with modular patches. Adjust audio parameters in real time. Export sounds and share projects. Use professional-grade tools for live performance and experimentation.
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.
The app supports up to 16 audio/MIDI tracks, built-in pads, ambient loops, and metronome. It integrates chord charts, PDF scores, lyrics with video backgrounds, and foot pedal control for practice, rehearsal, and performance.
Create and play chord progressions in various musical styles. Add chords, select instrument tracks, and hit play. Experiment with arrangements and mixes using piano, guitar, synth, bass, and drum tracks.
Send and receive signals between mobile and macOS devices. Control two controllers simultaneously. Configure controller settings and polarity on the mobile device. Connect via network session on macOS.
Transform into an communication with real-time audio effects. Switch between ground control and modes. Include Apollo mission videos, Quindar tones, and sound effects like rocket engines and thrusters.