n-Track Software has announced the release of n-Track Studio for Linux.
It’s the latest version of their multi-platform DAW, which is already available for Android, iOS, macOS & Windows.
n-Track Studio for Linux lets you record, edit, and mix audio, MIDI, and step sequencer tracks. It features more than 35 built-in effects, including VocalTune, Dynamic EQ, Lookahead Limiter, Vocal Harmonizer, and more.
Features:
- Stereo & Mono audio tracks
- Step Sequencer Beat Maker
- MIDI tracks with built-in Synths
- Melodic, drum, multilayer samplers and slicer
- Loop Browser & in-app Sample Packs
- Virtually unlimited number of tracks (max 11 tracks without purchase)
- Group & Aux channels
- Piano-roll MIDI Editor
- On-screen MIDI keyboard
- Group & Aux channels
- Piano-roll MIDI Editor
- On-screen MIDI keyboard
- EQ with 2D & 3D Spectrum analyzer + chromatic tuner*
- VocalTune* – pitch correction: automatically correct any pitch imperfections on vocals or melodic parts
- Guitar & Bass Amp plugins
- AutoFilter, Autowha, Bass Amp, Chorus, Compressor, Convolverb, DEnoiser, Detuning Delay, Diffuser, Dynamic EQ, Echo, Fuzz, Gain, Graphic EQ, Guitar Amp, Limiter, Lo-Fi, Meter, Multiband Compressor, Multitap Delay, nVocal, Noise Gate, Pd [FX], Phaser, Pitch Shift, Reverb, Shimmer, Spectral Delay, Tempo Delay, Tremolo, Tube Distortion, VocalTune, Vocoder effects can be added to any track & the master channel*
- Song Browser
- Built-in Metronome
- Import existing tracks
- Automate track volumes & pan using volume and pan envelopes
- Share your recordings online
- Collaborate to create music with other musicians with the integrated Songtree online music making community
- Languages included: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian
- 64 bit double precision floating point audio engine*
- Follow Song Tempo & Pitch Shift dropdown menu on Audio Loops
- Export 16, 24 or 32 bit audio files*
- Set sampling frequency up to 192 kHz (frequencies above 48 kHz require an external audio device)
- Internal audio routing
- Imports and exports .wav, .mp3, .wma, .mid, .ogg, .flac, .aiff, .cda, .sng, .sgw audio files
- Sync with other apps or external devices using MIDI clock & MTC sync, master & slave
- Record 4+ tracks simultaneously from USB pro-audio devices such as RME Babyface, Fireface & Focusrite*
- Support for multiple audio output when using compatible USB devices*
- Input monitoring
* Some features require in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Pricing and Availability:
n-Track Studio is available now for $69 USD.
If you’re using Linux, leave a comment and share your thoughts on n-Track Studio!
ugh, i hate tux. wait… you have to PAY for this?
Yup, it does. Like the Linux versions of Bitwig, Traction, Reaper and even Ardour, which when I got it was pay what you can (it was free if you built it from source). And I bought all of them, and still paid less than Ableton.
Cool shit.
On first try, there seem to be issues with using pipewire. Does not recognize my audio interface on first startup and the UI is wonky a bit. Installed the snap version on arch. In fact, it only lists alsa in the advanced audio settings. Nope. Not usable yet. Uninstalling…
Thanks for trying out n-Track. Due to the way Snap permissions work with audio devices, if Alsa is enabled for the n-Track Snap (“connected” in Snap terminology) n-Track can then only access Alsa directly. If Alsa is not connected, then n-Track can only access the Pipewire/Pulseaudio shared device.
To connect Alsa (default should be already connected):
sudo snap connect n-trackstudio:alsa
To disconnect (and make pipewire work):
sudo snap disconnect n-trackstudio:alsa
This limitation is not there when n-Track is installed directly (currently with the .deb package).
Flavio.