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Anytune Pro can also do this, but I think the export options are IAP. Kinda depends what you're wanting to achieve, Anytune is geared towards slowing down tracks so you can learn to play them.

The only way I know to do a traditional slowdown (where both the pitch and the tempo change) is with Lyra, but that isn't going to work on a 10 minute track. The easiest way to do this would be in AUM: set the tempo of your original track, create a new track, set it to File Player, and load your tra...

There's dozens and dozens of synths on iOS. The best are probably Zeeon, Moog Model 15, and Mood. Poison 202 is also well regarded. Synths can do all sorts of sounds, not just pads, and they all come with many presets.

Also, and specifically for pads, Alchemy in GarageBand is really awesome.

I have the pads, I like them but you can get those kinds of sounds in other synths too quite easily. The Triton expansion is just too cheesy sounding for me, but YMMV, especially if you're into those 80's and early 90's type of sounds. Play the demos in the Module Expansion store and listen for your...

I do have the full versions of iGrand and iLectric, but I think they've been surpassed by the newer apps. Neo Soul Studio is much better than iLectric IMO.

It's up to you :) Personally the main reason I have the Module expansions is for use with Gadget. For standalone I prefer the other apps (Neo Soul and Galileo). The Module expansions will give you extra options if you want them, but there's also something to be said for getting to know what you alre...

iGrand and iLectric are pretty long in the tooth by now, Neo Soul and Ravenscroft definitely have much better samples.

The only Module expansion packs I don't like are the Triton pack and the Mellotron, the others are all pretty nice. Although IMO the Ivory Grand isn't as good as some other pianos available on iOS, but the main reason I like it (and all of the other Module expansions) is because they are then availa...

There's no direct connection between GB and Auria - you have to export the sounds out. And GB doesn't have stem export either, so it's a bit of a pain. What I tend to do is start a track in GB, using the excellent instruments and the AI drummers (which are amazing as well), then export the tracks to...

It's definitely the best electric piano app currently available, although I'm also very partial to the electric piano in GarageBand (which is based on on a Logic instrument I believe), the GB one has a warmer and softer character, compared to Neo Soul which tends towards grittier sound (but with a l...

I think iGrand is pretty good considering how small the app is. The only issue I have with it is that you can sometimes hear a flanging effect on the decay of the notes, which is presumably down to the fact that the samples are compressed. Ravenscroft gets very good reviews, but I haven't bought it ...

Have you tried using the Files app?

1. In general, what if any parts should I consider multitracking? Vocals, lead guitar, other? I have an OK but not strong voice. Would multitracking my voice make the mix sound better? If so, do I pan one to the left, and the other to the right, or leave center and perhaps have the second track at ...

The two Sugabytes plugins work differently form the others: you buy them in the App Store and that will automatically unlock them inside Auria. The great benefit of this is that you also get to use them outside Auria.

If you have the files in the file player, you could just locate the files in Audioshare and copy/paste them into the Auria time line. That's how I do it anyway.