n-Track Studio DAW: Make Music

I am a guitarist in a very well known WORLD WIDE rock band. I do have a couple of true pro studio apps that we all (band members) use in the studio which interfaces with software we use for recording and producing. They have “sandboxes “ for idea scrap or save. N track does much more aside from the streamlined user interfaces. Two songs from our last release went top ten on American billboard charts, and they were 90% created and premastered using N Track. Thanks guys. In a perfect world you would earning royalties. Sorry this world is so far from perfect. However, your app is just perfect in my JDL world. Again, thanks. (I did contribute funds $$$ to your team. Royalties from me to you). Garage bland and other crapps are better suited for gaming consoles. I never ever write reviews on anything. Humans love to sue so even writing this is ‘on the line’. Back to the reason I began this winded rant. I REALLY REALLY LIKE YOUR APP. A LOT LOT. Rock on!!! Xxxxx, lead guitarist for XXXXX XXXXXXXX.

So far, I’m really liking this app for its well made orchestral instrument sounds, especially when compared to the passable at best instruments from more popular high budget apps like Garageband. Though I will say the layout could use a lot of tweaks to make more convenient like the one in Garageband. Things like the option of increasing or decreasing the attack for crescendo effects, removing whatever makes chords keep playing a second or two after letting go of the keys, and making the volume of the keys more consistent would help. Also the ability to move the individual parts and more advanced quantization effects (though that could just be me). A lot of the black keys, especially A sharp, are way too quiet and make a lot of compositions awkward. But it’s useful, especially in conjunction with other apps like Garageband or BandLab, all of which I use together.

THIS APP IS AWESOME for me at least I use it a song writer it's perfect. This app is for those who have experience with software such as logic, studio one, the mixing features are great. (I have mixed feeling on how they switched it to manual effect settings. They should allow you to type in some of the different effect features example: if I'm trying to get my echo at 744 I should be able to type that in instead of having to use my finger to narrow it down it's hard to get exactly on lol) for the song writes it would be beneficial to have a notepad or at least be able to go out of the app without closing it out. The problem I have been having is when i write music I write the lyrics on the notepad of my phone and hen I'm ready to record there's nowhere within the app for me to copy what I wrote so I don't have to leave the app. I have to send what I wrote to my secondary device and use that while I record, it would make things a lot easier if it was made more song writer friendly so I could have a place I could read my lyrics off within the app. Other than that this app gets no complaints from me. For a studio app the quality it produced is outstanding