Helgoboss Jam Pad

Features:

• Import and capture recordings (from mic/line-in, folders, handheld recorders and cloud shares)
• Mark interesting moments (for example, interesting musical ideas or passages that need polishing)
• Tag, annotate, review, rate and share (recordings & markers)
• Write documents with embedded audio (for preparing gigs or sketching out ideas)
• Arrange recordings & markers in playlists
• Organize everything into spaces (for example, one space for each band or musical project)
• Synchronize spaces peer-to-peer (across your own devices, end-to-end encrypted, optionally even over the internet)
• Synchronize spaces via cloud (access your spaces anywhere, anytime, encryption in transit and at rest)
• Collaborate with others in cloud spaces (collaborative editing and commenting that even works offline)
• Export and import spaces (in a completely open data format that doesn't lock you in)
• Amazing playback features (heatmap, coverage, trailer mode, speed adjustment, loudness normization, remembers last position)
• Remote control and acoustic feedback (for screen-off usage and marking on the go)
• Extremely cross-platform (a coherent user experience on mobile and desktop)
• Built to be versatile (check out our usage examples)
• Offline-first, privacy-first, security-first, EU-based

Usage examples:

• Solo musicians and bands (who want to archive and organize their recordings)
• Composers and musicians (who want to keep track of their musical ideas)
• Classical or jazz musicians (who want to review their practice sessions)
• Ensembles and bands (who want to collaborately review recordings, musical ideas and plan gigs)
• Sound artists (who want to mark and tag moments in field recordings)
• Performers and street musicians (who want to create and optimize their playlists)
• Music teachers (who want to show students relevant passages in recordings and comment on them)
• Sound studios (who want to manage recordings and stems and collaborate on them together with clients and partners)
• Journalists (who want to review interviews or audio notes)
• Podcast or audio book listeners (who want to mark, annotate and comment on passages)