4 Tracks Audio Recorder vs MovableChord Usage & Stats

4 Tracks is the original multitrack digital recording studio for the iPhone. Simple to use and very light (under 10mb) this is the audio tool that you can always have with you. It was used to create full albums ( including Chris Price's Homesick). Features : - Record in multiple takes from your microphone or with real instruments. - Mixdown your tracks - Integrated synthesizer - Onscreen keyboard - Loads audio files and loop (AIFF, WAV, loops)! - CD-Quality Recording 16 bit, 44.1 kHz - Metronome allows you to create time perfect recordings (60 to 200) bpm - Save and manage your tracks using a clean interface - monitoring gives live feedback even when not recording so you can adjust settings. Buying 4 tracks gives you all the new major features that will be implemented in the future.

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MovableChord

MovableChord is a unique application specialized for playing basic chords. You can check and play the sound and progress of the chord with the sound of a beautiful acoustic piano. Use it for searching/learning chords for a tune, building your solos from chord tones, or for studying music theory. - Select a root note (and a chord type if needed) to play a chord - Easy chord playing with Auto Select Feature (Diatonic Triad/7th) - Individual chord tones can be played using Chord Tone Pads - Octave Shift (from -2 to +2) - 4 scales available (Major, Natural/Harmonic/Melodic Minor). Select Parallel or Relative scale change between major/minor. - Key Transpose Feature - Latch Mode Feature : a chord sustains until another chord played (Chord Tone Pads are not affected by Latch) • Check out how to play it: "Chordy 2 紹介ムービー (Introduction of Chordy 2)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEAlaL65DCg "MovableChord 紹介ムービー (Introduction of MovableChord v1.0)" https://youtu.be/u2vi-tLomvo "Chordy 2 v1.0.2" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoTe8y_VfSk * MovableChord has no connection feature. If you need it, please check "Chordy 2" or "MIDIChordy".