LibreTracks

LibreTracks

Multitrack playback for live

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Released
September 24, 2026
Updated
October 5, 2026

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LibreTracks is a multitrack workstation for playing live. Load each song's stems, set up the sections, and on stage you just play. LIVE PLAYBACK • Separate stems, each with its own level, mute and solo. • Click and guide vocals on the output you choose. • Ambient pads in each song's key. • Section jumps, vamps and seamless transitions between songs. PREPARING SONGS • Import audio and sessions from the Files app: WAV, AIFF, MP3 and FLAC. • Mark intro, verse, chorus and bridge, and jump between them with one tap. • Change a song's key and tempo without touching the original files. • Tempo, time signature and key per song, not per session. BUILT FOR TOUCH • Touch DAW view: tap to select, drag to move. • Compact stage view with the mixer one tap away. • Live view with only the essentials, big. YOUR FILES STAY YOURS • Everything works offline. No account, no subscription. • Sessions are ordinary folders you can copy, export or open on a computer. • Export and import through Google Drive to move sessions between your devices. FREE AND OPEN SOURCE LibreTracks is free software: no ads, no paid features, no data collection by default. Usage statistics are optional, anonymous and off unless you turn them on.
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What's New in LibreTracks

1.13.0

October 5, 2026

* Render a song's audio. Pick which tracks go in and export the mix as one WAV, or one WAV per track. It's perfect for sending each musician the multitrack without their own instrument. How: long-press the song → "Render audio…", then choose where to save it when it finishes. * Exporting from iPhone and iPad reaches anywhere. Exporting a session, a song or a render opens the system "Save to…" sheet, so the file can go to iCloud Drive, On My iPhone, Google Drive or any other Files provider. Exporting a song also shows a progress bar. * Pause at the end of each song (optional). Playback stops exactly where the song ends instead of rolling straight into the next one. Press Play to start the next song. A jump you queued still happens. How: Settings → General → "Pause at the end of each song". * Less battery while stopped. The timeline and meters stop redrawing when nothing is playing, so your iPhone does less work and runs cooler. * You can now reorder songs by dragging them in the Compact and Live views too, and when you drag songs or tracks a ghost shows the exact spot where they'll land before you let go. * Also: - On iPhone and iPad, menu text no longer changes size on its own. - Timeline submenus have a "back" button, and so does the key picker in compact view. - Track headers line up in a column, and long names end in "…" instead of being cut off.

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