PreSonus Capture for iPad is a new 32-track audio recording application that offers up to 24-bit, 96 kHz fidelity.
With Capture for iPad, you can record and save multiple songs on an iPad, and Capture is the only app that provides direct wireless transfer of your recordings to PreSonus Studio One for Mac or Windows (version 2.6.3 or later). Songs and individual tracks can also be copied using iTunes if the iPad is connected to the computer with a USB cable.
Features:
- Simple, intuitive, mobile recording solution for Apple iPad
- Capture 32 audio tracks at up to 24-bit, 96 kHz
- One-tap recording
- Direct wireless transfer of sessions to PreSonus® Studio One®
- Editing functions include cut, copy, paste, split, and duplicate
- Level and Pan controls for balancing your tracks
- Saves in compact Apple Lossless format
- Works with any MFi-compatible interface, including PreSonus AudioBox iOne and iTwo
Requirements:
Compatible with iPad only. Requires second-generation iPad or newer, iPad Air, or iPad Mini and iOS 7 or later. Works with iPad-compatible (MFi) audio interface (including PreSonus AudioBox iOne and iTwo) or the internal iPad microphone.
PreSonus Capture is available now in the App Store for US $9.99.
If you’ve used PreSonus Capture, let us know what you think of it!
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Does this only export to Studio One? Or could we run out Wav/Aif files for use in Ableton, etc. I really like the look of this, but it’s useless if it’s tied to one DAW.
I suspect that it is possible to export recordings to other DAWs, but exporting to Studio One is probably easier. That is how it works between desktop version of Capture 2 and Studio One. You can import Capture 2 recordings on other DAWS, but Studio One opens them without any hassles. But testing does not cost anything. According to PreSonus website a 2-track version of Capture for iPad is free – it is the 32-track version that costs 10 bucks.
The screenshot shows the beats are out of sync with the track segments – with no mention of a bpm, beat snapping or beat detection feature…
Is that a metronome at the very bottom right?
I Think This App is Incredible what will make it better is importing wavs or mp3s
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I love PRESONUS, but i just bought an ipad and capture 32 track so i could record in my studio and take my work on the go with me to have other musicians play in other towns instead of logging my imac around. HOWEVER, there is NO function for importing a song or mp3 INTO capture, so i can continue on with my recordings. Basically, i have to “record” them in and that is a pain. If presonus could get an import audio file button, that would make it perfect, but until then, i can only give it a 7 out of 10.