Love the large buttons, but unable to edit song tempos or key changes, which is available on most other live performance apps. Can't perform a simple edit to a song title once it's in a playlist, have to re-load the files and then change the name.CAN make changes to playlist on the fly which is very useful in a fluid performance environment. Supports as many individual output tracks as your digital i/o can give, so backup vocals can be on output 1, bass on output 2, click on output 3, etc. Very easy to use.

Great app but developer does not respond to emails.We create instrument and vox tracks for all tunes in our repertoire and import them into the Multitracker app for use in rehearsals and shows. Most of the time, with a new song, we first create the instrument tracks from midi files using Cubase and a Korg Pa4x, and output individual tracks to mp3s to import into Multitracker. For rehearsals, if the bass player, for example, can’t make a rehearsal, the session goes on without him. For shows, routing a click track from the app to the drummer allows us to use backing sequences extensively. The one thing we’d like to see is replication among band members much like in the BandHelper app, which we also rely on. Each band member can purchase Multitracker app, and while there is a way to sync up all band members’ Multitracker instance, it is an annoying and convoluted process. Replication changes/additions when you open the app would be really cool.

Using this app for my solo artist shows along with another app gives me everything I would use mainstage for. The learning curve on how to use this app was kinda big for me but once I saw what it could do I was determined to figure it out. The what I loves; being able to use multiple stems and each stem have its own controls and effects. The what I wishes; I wish reverb was an effect and I wish panning was possible. This is a BIG wish but I wish there was a mixer section that would elevate the need for AUM to be running. There is only one what I don’t like and that is at least on my iPad Air is that on the midi remote settings screen the learn button is not visible. If you rotate the iPad then you can see it(but I just learned this after doing several shows over the course of a few years that would have benefited from using my Irig BlueBoard. But now that I have that set up the way I wanted the app is even better.

I use Multi-tracker in our duo’s act and it really simplify’s figuring out playlists for sets and in live mode let’s us play more music instead of talking in between songs. Absolutely love when adding to a playlist and in that mode to see how many minutes of songs you need for a hour or longer set. The only trouble I had was getting the outputs of Multi-tracker to coincide with the channels on my audio mixer with usb. Operator error not the app! Once I got that figured out it was clear sailing. But what Multi-tracker does the best at IMO is I have over a 100 songs loaded into Multi-tracker and we can play back to back nights at a venue without ever playing the same song twice two nights in around! Has got us many top paying gigs!