Published on May 10, 2013 Igor Vasiliev·9 videos
Update: video above added.
You might remember Audio Mastering Studio for iPad from this post featuring the Quasimidi Sirius. The app is now available on iTunes.
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"The first fully functional audio mastering application for iPad. For everyone who wants to make own music tracks excellent quality. Based on the same algorithms which used in professional plug-ins this application turns your iPad into a real mastering studio.This all-in-one tool lets you process sound, convert audio formats, change sample rate, convert bit depth, cut part of track for preview and make fade-in and fade-out.
With very easy and clear interface you can tweak all controls in real time and listening to the final result right away.
Built-in presets let you quickly find the general mood of your composition and a slightly tweak to get a best result. If you make own preset that you want to use later, you can save it as a preset hotkey.Audio processing features:
● Linear phase 10-bands graphic Equalizer based on phase shifting.
● Three bands Stereo Imaging with common Stereo Width level.
● Harmonic Saturator with three sets of harmonics.
● Loudness Maximizer with adjustable response speed and ceiling.
● Sample rate converter from 96, 88.2, 48 to 44.1 kHz.
● Bit depth converter supported 16, 24, 32 bits.
● Dithering with noise shaping.
● Supports .wav, .aif, .mp3 audio file formats.
Application features:
● Predefined preset hotkeys, ability to create own presets.
● All processing settings are stored for each file.
● Processing group of selected files.
● Exchange files thru internal Web service.
● Compatible with AudioCopy / AudioPaste.
● Supports iTunes file share.
Compatible:
iPad 2 and higher is recommended. Generally this application can be run with iPad 1 but there is possibility of dropping the signal out when playback, especially at frequencies above 44.1 kHz. Offline processing can be done with any iPads quite well.
Please note: This application is audio processing tool only. It does not have audio editor functions."
LOL. Mastering requires two things that don't fit inside the iPad: (1) a well-trained, experienced mastering engineer and (2) a room designed and treated for rigorous acoustic performance.
ReplyDeleteThe number of inappropriate apps for a small, limited mobile device just keeps growing. Still can't find a good small melodic sketchpad with MIDI export.
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