n-Track Pro
- Versions: 5 archived
- com.ntrack.ntrackstudio8pro
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 9.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15I started using n-track about 7 years ago and I can admit this app has came a fairly long way. I started off using Bandlab, but eventually began to feel constrained due to the inability to use AU3 and VST plugins. Whoa and behold, I stumbled upon N-track Studio and it has been a life saver. While not the “best” or “most sophisticated “ it gets the job done for my home studio projects.
Get ready for the frustration of having your files deleted randomly, being charged many many times over for sounds you purchased before, and having to re re re re record because the app just decided not to save any of your recording.
YouTube all their features and updates. Totally fantastic capabilities. Give n-Track a try.
Best Daw on iPhone ever. Small footprint and super powerful. A must have if your recording, creating, producing on your device.
This DAW is more polished and has more features than I was expecting based off of some of the older reviews here. I am glad I stumbled across a recent thread about it in the Loopypro forum while looking for a new daw.<br/><br/>For me, the biggest selling points were the option for a one-time purchase and the regular developer updates.<br/><br/>I hope to use this DAW for many years to come.
Like the sound quality. Like the drum sequencer. Not as user friendly as I’d like. Cannot use my irig keyboard controller to record-the audio disappears when I push record.
I have been writing music for several years, but never had a way to create it like I wanted to. Very user friendly. Simple but complex. This has helped me finally get my music to the final stages to be able to share with others. Thank you for helping me reach my dreams.
By mistake I gave just 4* while I intended 5 😇🤪
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