WaveMachine Labs has announced version 1.09 of its Auria digital audio recording system for iPad.
With the ability to play 48 mono or stereo 24bit/96 kHz tracks simultaneously, record up to 24 of those tracks simultaneously (through a supported USB multichannel audio interface), and edit and mix with familiar tools and full parameter automation, it’s clear Auria sets a new standard for iPad multitrack recording.
What’s more, Auria’s 64-bit Double Precision architecture ensures ample headroom for plug-in processing and mix summing, transforming your iPad into a recording and mixing studio with sound quality that rivals most DAWs.
Changes in Auria v1.09
- Fixed in 1.09
- Fabfilter Pro-C, Volcano and Timeless plugins updated to fix loading issue.
- MP3 Import not working correctly.
- Audiobus not working when inserting apps in certain order.
- Time Stretch causes clicks on certain regions.
- Join function sometimes adds extra silence at the start.
- Opening Process Menu clears solo.
- Muted regions are now more transparent.
- Auto Crossfade (in Settings menu) works on all regions now.
- Fixed issue with accidentally entering highlight or locator set mode when double tapping in two different places.
- When recording with loop mode enabled, nothing is recorded for the first second.
- Fixed issue with no audio when using loop mode and rewinding.
- Fixed crashing issue when undo-ing freezing/unfreezing track.
- Fixed issue with plugin settings not restoring after undo-ing Delete Plugin.
- Added in 1.09
- Auria Forum link added to Main Menu.
- Recent Project List added to Main Menu.
Auria for iPad costs $49.99 USD / 44.99 EUR / £34.99 GBP.
More information: WaveMachine Labs
