DAW LP vs 2Track Audio

DAW LP is an Audio Unit effect that emulates the sound of a vinyl disc (and player). With a variety of controls one can simulate scratched vinyl records, dusty pickup needles and rusty cables. Tune in anything from an old 78s player to a modern hifi sound. Features: • Scratches/crackles rate, level and ducking. • Control vinyl noise, amplifier noise and low frequency hum levels. • Continuous control of amplifier, pickup needle and cable quality. • Switch between 50 Hz hum and 60 Hz hum. • Additional input gain, output gain and dry/wet mix parameters for convenience. DAW LP works both as a standalone app and as an AUv3 plugin. Check out the product web page for more info, sound examples and a user manual. Feedback or suggestions? Drop us a mail: support(at)klevgrand.se or @klevgrand on Twitter.

2Track is the essential A/B comparison app that helps you make confident mixing decisions. Load two versions of your track, switch between them instantly, and add timestamped comments to document exactly what needs to change. Whether you're comparing your demo to the final mix, evaluating different mastering options, or reviewing client feedback, 2Track Audio makes the process fast, organized, and professional. KEY FEATURES • Seamless A/B Switching: Toggle between two audio files instantly with linked playback at identical timestamps • Timestamped Comments: Click to add notes at any point in your tracks - every comment saves the exact playback position • Session Management: Save multiple comparison sessions with different track pairs and all your comments • Professional Export: Generate beautifully formatted PDF reports with all your feedback, perfect for sharing with clients or bandmates • Completion Tracking: Check off comments as you address them to stay organized through your revision process • Precise Playback: ±5 second skip controls let you quickly review specific sections • System Integration: Full support for CarPlay, Bluetooth, AirPlay, and Lock Screen controls PERFECT FOR • Musicians comparing demo vs. final mixes • Producers evaluating different production versions • Audio engineers testing mastering options • Mix engineers providing detailed client feedback • Anyone making critical audio decisions https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/