WaveMachine Labs has released version 1.142 of its Auria recording app for iPad, fixing numerous bugs and adding ripple editing.
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.
Changes in Auria v1.142
- Added:
- New Ripple Edit Mode, which changes the way Cut, Copy, Paste, AudioPaste, Delete and Record function. In this mode, audio slides to the right or left after performing the operation.
- Fixed:
- Fixed issue with auto punch not playing back until a few seconds after the end locator.
- Fixed issue with auto punch audio only outputting on left side for stereo tracks when using built-in mic.
- Fixed IAAs issue where IAA effects were recorded, even though Record Effects isn’t enabled.
- Fixed issue with preview file growing very large when exporting to dropbox.
- Fixed IAA issue on master track.
- Fixed issue with duplicating a project from inside a folder.
- Added new versions of SugarBytes Turnado and WOW2 which fix various bugs.
- Various crash fixes.
Auria is available for purchase from the iTunes App Store for $24.99 USD.
More information: WaveMachine Labs / Auria
