VocaLive is a new iPad app that allows you to capture vocal recordings with your iPad and includes 12 real-time professional vocal effects.

VocaLive provides singers and vocalists with a suite of 12 real-time professional vocal effects along with a capable recorder for studio-quality sound in a portable package. The effects can be combined into a chain of 4 processors and saved as presets. A collection of up to 50 presets is included to get you up and running immediately.

  • Real time vocal processor + recording app
  • 4-processor vocal effects chain
  • 12 professional studio quality vocal effects
  • Single track recorder expandable to a full 8-track recording studio with master effects section, available for purchase in the in-app Shop
  • Import and play songs to be used as backing tracks directly from your music library or computer
  • Voice Cancel feature lets you create sing-along backing tracks by removing the vocal track from existing recordings
  • 50 presets included with 4 Favorites for fast recall
  • Includes metronome and vocal warm-up tools
  • Low-latency for real time vocal processing

VocaLive is available on the iPad for $19.99. The iRig Mic is available for $59.99.

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