Advanced channel strips, EQ, expansion/compression and dynamic controls ready to go The format is based on VST, but it’s not VST in the traditional sense in that they have to be custom-wrapped for sale through the app. You need to do custom wrapping of plug-ins for this host standard plug-ins won’t work. Out of the gate, PSPaudioware, Overloud, Fab Filter and Drumagog all work. “Vintage-inspired” channel strips, with a desktop-like UI and VU/RMS switching 64-bit, double precision mix architecture (something that just came out in the latest version of Pro Tools) 48 mono/stereo, 24-bit/44.1kHz tracks, with recording for up to 24 tracks (you’ll obviously need a USB audio interface that can do that.) The app comes from a new company called Auria, and isn’t available quite yet, but it’s features are very complete, as you can see from the following: This article is provided by Bobby Owsinski.Ĭ recently posted an article on a full-blown 48 track DAW for the iPad that looks pretty awesome.

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