Cratefire

iOS app by Jason Freeman. Music · Jason Freeman

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
14.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-10

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Cratefire is a complete beat and performance studio built specifically for iPad. Create patterns, trigger sounds, perform live, mix every channel, and arrange full DJ sets from one focused workspace. BUILD YOUR BEAT • Play 16 responsive drum pads • Create 16, 32, or 64-step patterns • Add swing, humanize, probability, and ratchets • Shape individual lanes and patterns • Render finished patterns as WAV files PERFORM LIVE • Launch and control live loops • Build scenes for intros, builds, drops, and breaks • Move between scenes with custom transitions • Control filters, crossfades, delay, reverb, and drive • Perform directly from the same 16-pad layout MIX WITH CONTROL • Work with a 16-channel mixer • Adjust volume, pan, delay, and reverb sends • Shape individual channels with insert effects • Control the final output with dedicated master processing BUILD YOUR OWN SOUND • Start with included factory drum kits • Import WAV, AIFF, CAF, M4A, and MP3 audio • Preview, trim, and assign sounds to any pad • Save and organize custom kits and projects AUTOMATIC DJ Build a scene queue and let Cratefire move through your set automatically, or take manual control whenever inspiration strikes. RECORD AND EXPORT Capture Cratefire’s internal master output, save recordings, and export WAV files for sharing or finishing elsewhere. Cratefire works fully offline. No account, cloud service, advertising, subscription, or third-party connection is required. Your sounds, projects, and recordings remain on your iPad.

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