A new project: multi-track audio editing (2005)
I recently finally installed a DAW called Caustic 3 on my Android phone, which move I was putting off for quite a while, for lame reasons. I now consider that time to be my wasted years. The app is worth its toy price just in shock and awe at how well it works on a phone. It has limitations, but—pshaw!—it&#x27;s still a ‘workstation’ quite able to punch up to the big boys, only on the phone—meaning I don&#x27;t have to prop myself up at the table.<p>The demo is fully functional apart from saving files or exporting the song—but it saves the project automatically between sessions.<p>It&#x27;s mostly for electronic music, with nine synths available apart from the sample-based one. However, with the sample-synth you can record some audio or load a soundfont, or throw samples into the beatbox. There&#x27;s even an audio editor. But I&#x27;m guessing that phone memory might pose a problem for using long audio tracks.<p>The app is made entirely by one guy. Afaik SDL is used for the GUI and input, which leads to not only it being available on iOS too, but also on Windows and Mac (and working in Wine)—where it&#x27;s completely free.<p>This vid shows the gist of it: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=q86OrU-E7RU" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=q86OrU-E7RU</a> (and other ones in the channel explain the rest).