Best android app for mixing Acapellas+Instrumental layers??

[endofdayz]

I've downloaded probably 4-5 so far and all have just been junk!! What u want is SIMPLE, to just mix different layers and be able to adjust tempo or pitch of each one, and be able to zoom in for extra fine-tuning. Yes I've tried bandlab and it doesn't allow you to zoom in.. I'm used to using AcidPro on Windows XP back in the early 2000's and surprised I can't find anything similar

[KW]

The 4-5 you experimented with are probably generic UI's & DAW's created by random dev's that have the 'top of the list' search results. Don't know too much about multitrack processing music apps because the touch screen editing, lack of hardware power, importing, & that all is too tedious. But to play around on the go, you might want to give FL Mobile a try, the company has been around since 1998 so needless to say, they know what they're doing.

Has the pinch zoom feature, can see tempo (TMP) next to the play button, don't know about pitch but it would be bizarre if it did not have it, has a mixer to adjust levels. Should have some effects to play with too. You might just have to run through the basics first before investing your time into it. I think FL Mobile launched around 2012 so it would have a range of features & capabilities by now, though it's not free.

[Husxle]

I've downloaded probably 4-5 so far and all have just been junk!! What u want is SIMPLE, to just mix different layers and be able to adjust tempo or pitch of each one, and be able to zoom in for extra fine-tuning. Yes I've tried bandlab and it doesn't allow you to zoom in.. I'm used to using AcidPro on Windows XP back in the early 2000's and surprised I can't find anything similar

Just get FL on the PC. Mixing on a phone is ass.

[endofdayz]

The 4-5 you experimented with are probably generic UI's & DAW's created by random dev's that have the 'top of the list' search results. Don't know too much about multitrack processing music apps because the touch screen editing, lack of hardware power, importing, & that all is too tedious. But to play around on the go, you might want to give FL Mobile a try, the company has been around since 1998 so needless to say, they know what they're doing.

Has the pinch zoom feature, can see tempo (TMP) next to the play button, don't know about pitch but it would be bizarre if it did not have it, has a mixer to adjust levels. Should have some effects to play with too. You might just have to run through the basics first before investing your time into it. I think FL Mobile launched around 2012 so it would have a range of features & capabilities by now, though it's not free.

Thanks man, appreciate it. I've got a couple things I've been pondering doing, remix wise. I may get in touch with you to see if it'd be something you'd be interested in working with me on, as we did before. You did quality work, which sometimes It's best not trying to re-invent the wheel if you know what I mean...

[RoyalPurple]

Is something like fL studio for android?