Ive been playing around with blueprint for the majority of the day and as an audio person I’ve been living for it. It lets me lay down some guitar and sing so incredibly easy to make a demo or a high quality recording for reels or whatever. It is such a perfect piece of software that fulfills a need that simple voice recorders can’t do, but small and simple enough to do so much more. I’m excited for updates to plug in interfaces to get all four tracks recording at once but right now I love working with the software and the limitations are awesome.

First off, I have been greatly enjoying Blueprint thus far. I’ve followed its development for a while and was excited to see it being ported to iOS. After experimenting with it all day I have some things I’d like to praise and some issues I’d like to address. The DAW is very easy to use and I really appreciate the simplified approach. This is clearly intended to be used with minimal fuss or worrying and I was grateful not to have to mess with the settings too much just to get started. The controls and effects are straightforward and there is a lot of room to change the sound of the things you recorded. This is all done without making the app feel overloaded or too much like other, more involved DAWs. A couple of things to fix stuck out to me. First, when I would arm a track, I noticed that audio would not be recorded onto that track unless I pressed the red record button in the bottom right corner. Simply pressing “play” would not record the audio. I confusedly missed a couple of takes at first before realizing this and I think it would be good to leave a note about this feature somewhere, or to make it so that when you press play with a track recorded, you record onto that track (though I suppose this feature is useful for monitoring!) Second, a varispeed control would be nice, and totally in the spirit of 4-track recording. I’ve got an old chord organ that plays slightly flat, and it would be nice to be able to tweak playback and recording speed to change pitch. This is overall quite a good tool and I will be using it a lot to record demos and mess around on the go. The two problems are not dealbreakers but I hope to see them addressed one way or another in future updates. Thanks for all of your hard work!

I have been waiting for this app to be released, ever since i saw about it on his IG profile. I bought it and it was worth the price,Me personaly i was needing for something like this, just a simple, plain 4 track, easy, sober, no complications, portable just the default audio recording app.I can not believe something so basic and essential wasnt already created as an app and i cant understand why, probably because app developers dont care no more about real necesities, just dont have creativity or simple because everything is a monopoly.Well i think that this app should be generic integrated to apple products or any mobil device.

It’s been a lot of fun using this to record short demos and ideas. I usually use it to record guitar riffs and vocal ideas then listen back to them while messing with the master pitch knob to figure out what key it sounds the best in before I go to re-record it properly. UI is super easy to learn and the work flow feels smooth. Over all great experience