MicSwap MultiTrack Pro vs OttavaBassa

MicSwap MultiTrack is the ultimate recording app to bring your podcasts and music to life. Easy to use and boasting an intuitive design, it's like having a powerful recording studio in your pocket. Text or email your projects to friends and have them collaborate remotely! **Mic Modeling:** Transform your recordings with an impressive array of meticulously crafted microphone models. Breathe life into your voice and instruments, from the vintage warmth of classics to the precision of modern studio marvels. Because you can assign different mic sounds, pan and reverb on each track, you'll get great separation between each instrument or voice making a standout recording. Mix down your project and send it directly to AudioMaster for instant audio mastering. HOW IT WORKS: • Record a track with the built-in mic or an external mic or audio interface. • Import backing tracks or beats and record on top of them. • Adjust the input gain for each new recording to get a clean sound. • Give each track its own microphone sound, reverb, delay volume and pan. • Mix down all tracks into a stereo or mono audio file. • Save or Share the recording directly from your device. • Record in Wav or M4a format. • Create Reels or Static Videos • Export as Many File Formats FEATURES • Record with different microphone emulations for different sounds • Change the sound of pre-existing audio • Adjust the gain (input) of any microphone • Add reverb, change mics, pan or volume of each track • Enable / disable live monitoring • AudioCopy enabled • Descriptions of each mic & studio (tap on each mic) • Share your recordings anywhere 20 MICROPHONES MODELED • Shure SM7b (Podcasting) • Rode NTG3 (Boom Mic) • Shure SM58 • RCA 77 • Sony Lavalier • Cos Lavalier • SmartLav • Audio-Technica AT8024 • Megaphone • Amperite SR80 • Neumann U47 • Neumann U87 • Neumann KM140 • Neumann CMV563 • AKG 414 • AKG C12VR • Royer Ribbon R121 • Old Timey Radio Mic • Ribbon Fathead 1 • Ribbon Fathead 2 Also by Future Moments: Video Audio Splitter MS Remix Remix the Audio of Your Video MicSwap Remix AI Audio Stem Separator Crystal Audio AI Audio Cleanup Magic MAIVE Ai Video Generator VideoVerb Add reverb to your videos Hear Boost Get super hearing & recording powers MicSwap Mic Modeler & Recorder MicSwap MultiTrack Multitrack mic modeler & recorder MicSwap Video Edit video audio with mic models & fx MicSwap Camera The best sounding video camera AudioFix Denoise & clean the sound of your video VideoMaster Instant audio post-production for videos AudioVerb Add reverb & delay to your audio AudioMaster Audio mastering for podcasts & music Volume Booster Easily boost the sound of your audio or video Use for Podcasting, Music Creation, Voiceover, Memos, Ideas, Songwriting, Singing, Karaoke, etc MicSwap MultiTrack is a highly intuitive tool that simulates a real studio environment. It's a mic locker and recording studio in your pocket. Record and filter new or pre-existing audio. Serious audio engineers, musicians, recording hobbyists, podcasters etc, come give it a try! For an optimal audio experience, please use headphones. SHARE & SYNC iCloud, Facebook, SoundCloud, Twitter, SMS, Email, Dropbox, Google Drive, Airdrop etc… Terms of Use: https://future-moments.com/termsandprivacy Privacy Policy https://future-moments.com/termsandprivacy#privacy

OttavaBassa has been designed for guitarists looking for a simple all-in-one plugin solution for making their guitar sound like a bass. This means you could use your standard guitar to play bass lines on recordings and during live performances. OttavaBassa is an “Octaver” effect that takes your incoming note and transposes it down by one octave putting your instrument into the range of a bass guitar. In addition to the octave-down effect itself, OttavaBassa also includes a simple EQ voiced for controlling the important low and high bass guitar frequencies, as well as built-in effects for drive, compression, stereo chorus and a simple speaker cab filter. “Ottava bassa” is a music theory direction that literally translates as “low octave” or “octave below”. It is commonly abbreviated as “8vb”, hence the icon. OttavaBassa is an AUv3 effects plugin that can run standalone, or in any AUv3 compatible host such as Logic Pro, GarageBand or AUM. OttavaBassa currently runs on iPadOS / iOS (iPad & iPhone) and macOS (Intel & Silicon) and is available as a Universal Purchase from the Apple App Store. If you’re planning on using OttavaBassa on Mac / desktop, please ensure that your favourite DAW / host supports AUv3 (not just AU). PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY! OttavaBassa has been designed specifically for use with guitar. This means that pitches below the low E string (82.4Hz) will not be handled well. Sorry bass players! OttavaBassa will perform at its best when it is given single notes played reasonably cleanly and accurately. It is not a monophonic pitch generator in the true sense, but multiple input notes (aka chords) might result in “warbles” in the processed signal. OttavaBassa uses a pitch detection method that will introduce audio latency, i.e. a delay between input and output. Please note this is not to be confused with audio interface latency, so you cannot “fix” this by changing buffer sizes or sample rates in your host app. Currently OttavaBassa has a latency of around 25ms. So whether OttavaBassa will work for you, depends largely on your playing style and whether you can live with the inherent latency. My personal perspective: I would never make a plugin I wouldn’t use myself. In fact I made OttavaBassa because I needed an Octaver for my own iPad-based live guitar setup, and I couldn’t quite find what I was looking for. I find that OttavaBassa sounds good to me, and feels responsive enough in the context of a live performance, adding bass lines to guitar loops for example. I wouldn’t do a gig without it! I thought hard about making OttavaBassa publicly available because I’ve seen many Octaver plugins get terrible reviews from folks who don’t really understand that the latency and tracking limitations can’t really be magicked away with clever coding! While I am aware of more sophisticated pitch shifting DSP advances that significantly reduce latency especially, I believe this comes at a CPU cost. So while OttavaBassa does use a less sophisticated pitch detection method than “state of the art”, this does mean it’s pretty light on CPU (i.e. around 6% running on an M1 iPad in AUM). And of course, just because it was designed for guitar, doesn’t mean OttavaBassa won’t work on other audio sources - it can sound pretty scary on vocals for example! Just be mindful of the limitations mentioned above regarding pitch range and tracking, e.g., maybe don’t put an entire mix through it and expect amazing results! Thanks for reading to the end :-) -Rob