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Release notes from building homecrate, a mobile DAW and local music player for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Practice with on-device stem separation, a synced looper, NAM amp models, and a tuner library. One-time purchase, no subscription.
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1.15 through 1.26: Agents in the Studio, HC Crate, Performance Mode, NAM Training + more
Twelve releases of the homecrate mobile DAW: an agent that can edit the recorder, harmony separation that turns a vocal into layers and MIDI, HC Crate with 109 modules, a Performance mode looper you can scratch and resample while you practice, NAM training on the phone, a tuner library, and a rebuilt recorder. One-time purchase, no subscription.
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1.12 through 1.14: VST Streaming, Reactive Video Filters, Gesture Control + more
homecrate 1.12 through 1.14 on iPhone and iPad: desktop VST3 and AU plugins in the phone's session, on-device stem separation so you can play along, hand-gesture MIDI, timed lyrics, and a rebuilt MIDI editor. Still $9.99 once.
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homecrate 1.10 is out, and 1.11 is right behind it
Practice tools in the homecrate mobile DAW. 1.10 adds a synced looper and stereo NAM. 1.11 adds on-device stem separation, audio to MIDI, and time-stretch, so you can pull a part out of a song and play it yourself. No upload and no subscription.
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homecrate 1.8 is out: composable spatial recording and the NAM A2 amp update
homecrate 1.8 for iOS: bounce a mobile DAW project into a real-time spatial mix, and the practice amp moves to Neural Amp Modeler A2 so the tone sits closer to the amp you captured.
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The default amp in homecrate is a '75 Twin Reverb I captured in my studio space
The default practice amp in homecrate is a 1975 Fender Twin Reverb NAM capture at volume 4, made in a home studio. The .nam file is free on tone3000 for any plugin or DAW, and it ships in the iPhone amp.