Best iPhone and iPad apps for music

16 Jul 2011

FourTrack, £6.99
Having the equivalent of a recording studio in your pocket is a boon for audio geeks. FourTrack records, mixes and plays (as implied) up to four tracks. Throw in the ability to set playback levels, skip through tracks, pan audio, support multiple formats, import audio from an email attachment, sync with your computer via Wi-Fi and intuitively control all the action with clever controls and you're on to a winner.
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Comments

  1. coloradomarketing

    1 year ago

    This is a great application for the iPhone. I think it’s really fantastic that you can have your own recording studio in your pocket. Is there any demo to try this app first before actually buying it?

  2. jimeffect

    1 year ago

    Out of all these apps I think music theory for beginners would be my choice as most useful would be the music theory for beginners. I don't mean to be pessimistic, but I find it strains credulity to think people would actually DJ with a phone. I know it's possible, I just don't think it's very probable.

    Jim

  3. Labelnr1

    1 year ago

    With all these apps anyone could claim to be an indie record label recording their own music on the go. I think technology is wonderful in bringing these things to the masses.

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