

10 times out of 10 that metadata will absolutely not be permanently written to the audio file and if you move that file and look at it anywhere outside of that crap app that you're usin, that there will be no metadata there to your song at all. Yet, I've only found in my extensive tests that even if an app lets you supposedly edit a song's metadata. TwistedWave, is the only reliable audio track metadata editor on the App Store (metadata editing - meaning inputting the track name, album name, genre, track numbers, etc.) Other apps out there might claim that they can let you edit and create the metadata for your songs. Plus, as far as I'm concerned, and I state this with having tried easily 20 other apps.

To me, this app is the most professional and feature-rich option that there is available for Apple devices. Well, in my humble opinion, TwistedWave Audio Editor is simply without equal on iOS and will only give you awesome results I believe. If you ever have needs for editing audio tracks on either your iPhone or iPad.
Twistedwave app for free#
(30 days for free on TwistedWave's servers)Ĭonnect to the TwistedWave app from a web browser on another device or computer on the same WiFi network, and: Browser access to allow downloading and uploading files from/to TwistedWave.
Twistedwave app zip file#
Export multiple files in a single ZIP file.Browser access, send a file to TwistedWave from a device on the same WiFi network.Import files from an SD card or USB drive, with the right adapter.MP3 (Encoded with the LAME MP3 encoder for the best quality).Convert the sampling rate (with SoX' very high quality resampler).Filters (low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, low-shelf, high-shelf).

