AudioMaster: Audio Mastering 4+

App does a great job, as it claims. The problem I’m having is since I am creating an album; it is hard for me to compare tracks(volume wise) since I seem to have to export to listen to the files together. If you could keep tracks in app somehow and then be able to go back and forth between the tracks to adjust the volume, that would awesome. I have imported, mastered, exported, ripped to PC and burned to disc over and over. Please give me advice!!

Thanks for writing. If you export to iTunes File Sharing all your tracks are stored in one folder. Email us through the side menu of the app or at help@micswap.com so we can thoroughly help. Limited space here. 👍

Now, on to screwing indie/zero access musicians... there is absolutely no information upfront about the fact that after you spend time mastering a piece of your hard work on this app they are going to force you to become a subscriber so that you can listen to it. I absolutely abhor people who do business this way. I can afford it but I refuse to pay for it just because of the way this was done. Imagine people who don’t have access to tools to make their music (somewhat approximate) a mastered sound. This app is by no means capable of comparing to what you would get from someone like freq mastering in Portland -for not that much more money. And it’s a way better investment in yourself and on your hard work. There should be a $.99 option to at least complete the one piece of work I spent my valuable time on. But like any other tech company, greed always prevails. What it says to me is you have absolute disregard for the users time, to you its value is zero. Your app designers are good but maybe fire that sales team? Stupid, manipulative and shortsighted.

Hi! This app is made by musicians and recording engineers. Sorry you didn’t know the terms of the app when you downloaded it. It’s all clearly written in the app description. We want you to hear all the app does so you can make an informed decision before spending any money. .

Users are not going to be more compelled to pay rent for this app by deceptively advertising it as being “free”, then having a “free trial” window open up.

Sure… you can skip that part. But then you try actually using it the way this was intended to use, and once again, you’re with the free trial window, which asks for your credit card information in order to initiate it and actually use the features

And the features aren’t anything special anyways. You didn’t even include a flanger as one of the effects. Only delay and reverb, which delay I use sparingly, and reverb I never use

This is how Apple’s free trial system works. They make you have a card on file. This is the same with all apps. We made AudioMaster free to download so you can try it first. Sorry if you didn’t realize that. It’s all written in the App description.

AudioMaster is mainly a mastering app that also creates reels and static videos of your mastered audio. We do offer reverb and delay, but we’ve never had a request for flanger or phaser too as that’s usually done in the production process, not the mastering part.

Please email us through the side menu of the app if we can ever help with anything.