Swedish producer Foona reminded us about Echo Pad, which has received a some significant updates since we last covered it.
Echo Pad is a realtime Multi-FX processor, compatible with Audiobus and Inter-App Audio (iOS 7). Effects include: Tape Echo, Oil Can Delay, Multi-Tap, Stereo Delay, Shimmer Delay, Smooth Filter, Decimator, Flanger, Distortion, Loopers and more.
Here’s a demo of Echo Pad in action with Inter-App Audio:
Features:
- Supports Audiobus Effect, Input, and Output
- Inter-App Audio compatible (effect node, requires iOS 7)
- Stereo input and effects processing
- Realtime analog style delay/looper
- 18 Effects
- 60 factory presets + save custom presets
- Multi-touch XY control of effect parameters + stereo panning for expressive control
- Automate effects parameters using the Motion Looper.
- Sound on sound looper with feedback control for creating layered loops on the fly
- Dual mini scratch loopers – record a loop, then scratch like a turntable
- Universal app
- supports iPhone 5 screen
- supports Background audio
- Works with headphones as well as most iOS and professional USB audio interfaces including:
- Apogee Jam
- Apogee Mic
- iRig
- iRig iMic
- Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (*requires USB hub)
- Apogee ONE (*requires external power thru USB hub)
- Apogee GIO (*requires external power thru USB hub)
- many more
- Sharing/Exporting:
- Audiobus Effect, Input, and Output slots
- Inter-App Audio compatible (effect node, requires iOS 7)
- supports “Import/Export to AudioShare” functionality.
- Loops and recordings created with Echo Pad can be exported directly to the AudioShare app for easy audio file management.
- supports new AudioCopyPaste 2.0 for sharing loops and recordings made within Echo Pad, as well as playback and process pasted audio from other apps using Echo Pad in realtime.
- recordings & loops are also exported to iTunes File Sharing for access on your Mac/PC
Echo Pad is available for US $3.99 in the App Store.
If you’ve used Echo Pad, let us know what you think of it!
This app has been A+ since it’s release.
And not only is this app great, it has been updated every month so far (sometimes even 2 times and up to 3 times a month) and constantly gets better- Thanks Holderness Media Inc!
This looks a bit like the Korg Kaoss pad. How does this compare?
And it can model an early ’60s Miazzi Echomatic multiple-tap tape delay… look out Hank Marvin! These are truly wonderful times.