Tape It now records in higher quality in the standard (AAC) format: 256 kbit/s in stereo and 128 kbit/s in mono, twice the previous bit rate. New recordings take up about 1 to 2 MB per minute. Lossless recording is unchanged. Recording from a USB audio interface at a sample rate above 48 kHz no longer fails when AAC is selected. AAC only goes up to 48 kHz, so choosing a higher sample rate now switches to lossless. Imported files above 48 kHz are saved lossless as well. With repeat on, a tape now keeps looping while you edit it, for example while you type its notes. On a trimmed tape, dragging the playhead past the end marker now plays the trimmed end, just like dragging it before the start marker plays the trimmed start, instead of skipping to the next tape. Exporting a long tape as MP3 is now several times faster. On iOS 26, MP3 and WAV exports also keep going when you lock your phone or switch to another app. While exporting, the Share button shows the progress, and VoiceOver reads it out. Tap the progress circle to stop the export. If an export is still interrupted, Tape It now tells you why. USB-C EarPods and USB-C headphone adapters, such as Belkin's, are now treated as headphones instead of a USB audio interface: you can choose between the headset mic and the iPhone mic, just like with Lightning EarPods. Tape It now shows your stereo setting for the built-in mics right away when it opens, instead of showing mono for a few seconds. USB audio interfaces now keep their selected input channels and sample rate when you reopen Tape It or reconnect them. If a recording can't use your saved settings, for example stereo or an interface's channels or sample rate, Tape It still starts it with what works and tells you what changed. With the Bluetooth mic turned on, the record screen now shows the Bluetooth device you'll record with, instead of the built-in mics. Your stereo and lossless choices are now kept if your subscription ends, and come back when you subscribe again. Apart from that, this update improves the stability of the app.

Deleted tapes now go to Recently Deleted, at the bottom of your mixtapes, where you can restore them for 30 days before they're deleted for good. Since you can always bring a tape back, deleting one no longer asks first. Deleting the tape that's playing, in a list or in the tape view, now goes on to the next tape, and skipping back no longer brings the deleted tape back. Voice memos recorded with older iOS versions, which store their recording date differently, are now imported with that date instead of the day they were copied to your phone. Importing several files with the same name, for example dragging them onto Tape It on your Mac, now imports all of them instead of only the first. This update also fixes several rare bugs, among them live updates that could stop after a brief network hiccup until you restarted the app.

Small update with big improvements: - All Tapes now opens instantly, even with thousands of tapes, and stays smooth while your tapes sync. - Markers that are close together no longer overlap in the waveform. Their names move aside or stack underneath each other, so you can always read them in full, even at the edges of the screen. - Playback is now gapless: Repeat loops right from the end marker back to the start marker, so you can play along with a loop, and one tape goes straight into the next. - Starting with iOS 27, start, end and other markers snap to the nearest beat when you set them in music, so trims land right on the beat. - The Mixtapes section of a tape now has an "Add to mixtape" button, and tapping a mixtape there opens it.

A few small improvements: - Add photos to a tape from your photo library, not just from the camera - When a tape is playing, a button in the tape list takes you straight to it This update also fixes a few bugs: a new marker with a name is saved again, setting an end marker while a tape plays no longer skips to the next tape, and the play button no longer shows paused while a tape repeats.

This update improves the stability of the cloud synchronisation.

A lot of improvements on the audio settings: - Monitor your input audio while recording on wired connections (on Bluetooth, the latency is too high for that to make sense) - Previously, when using a Bluetooth headset, Tape It would always use the built-in iPhone mics because they sound better. That's still the default, but you can now explicitly choose to use your headset's mics instead - Choose the sample rate for USB audio interfaces This update also fixes a bug that would prevent synchronization in an edge case.

Tape It learns four new tricks: - Full CarPlay app: you can now control Tape It completely in your car. - Audio Unit plugin: record straight into your Tape It library from AUv3 host apps like AUM, Loopy Pro, or Logic Pro. - A new lock screen widget for the tuner - Home screen quick actions: press and hold the app icon to start a new recording. Plus small fixes and improvements.

This update adds a tuner to the app.

This update fixes a crash when opening the Tape It App Clip.

This update fixes a latency problem when layering recordings which meant that the layers would be roughly 40ms out of sync.

This update fixes an issue when sharing mixtapes.

This update fixes a latency compensation issue when layering recordings over Bluetooth headphones, so the layers stay aligned on playback.

This update improves the sign in flow via Sign in with Apple.

This update fixes a bug that snuck into the last update, which made the app crash for some users when viewing the "all tapes" list.

This update fixes an issue with family purchases.

This update improves the speed of syncing recordings with the server.

We fixed some bugs that would falsely download tapes again which were already synchronised with the server.

This update fixes an issue with recording on USB audio interfaces. We're really sorry for the trouble that bug has caused. Please let us know instantly if you run into any more issues.

In this version, we improved the behaviour of the app when disk space on your device is running low. If this happens during recording, the app should now often still be able to save your current recording. Apart from that, we fixed UI problems with the instrument icons and the record button on iOS 26. Happy taping :)

We’ll be updating Tape It as frequently as possible to make it faster and more reliable for you.

We’ll be updating Tape It as frequently as possible to make it faster and more reliable for you.

We’ll be updating Tape It as frequently as possible to make it faster and more reliable for you.

We’ll be updating Tape It as frequently as possible to make it faster and more reliable for you.

Record a new layer on an existing tape. Build up harmonies, iterate on existing ideas and sing over a beat.

We reintroduced the marker list. We removed it in a previous update because the markers in the waveform themselves are now so powerful that you can do everything there, which we thought was way more convenient than the list. But we heard your feedback loud and clear, and the marker list is back with this update.