Press kit
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Bias
With Bias, a musician who records on a TASCAM Model mixer (the Model 12, 16, 24 or 2400) can run the Audio Unit plugins they already own on every channel, over USB, on live input or on recorded tracks played back through the mixer. The processed signal prints straight to the mixer's SD card. Bias Tape, Symbia Labs' model of a multitrack tape machine, is built in. Through MCP, the open standard for connecting AI agents to software, Claude and other agents can read the meters and work the inserts and markers.
Yoke
Yoke is an independent controller for the Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box, which guitarists use to record an amp through modeled cabinets, mics and rooms. Yoke runs on the Mac, iPad and iPhone, finds every OX on the network and puts the whole rig on one screen, so a guitarist can change the cabinet, the mics and the room from anywhere in the studio. Yoke reads every edit back from the unit, so the screen shows what the OX reports. The full press kit goes up the day Apple approves the app.
- Price$4.99 for Mac, iPad and iPhone, once
- StatusIn App Review
Room
With Room, the owner of a home theater, listening room or recording studio can see where each speaker sits, which way it points and how the bass changes across the room. After moving a speaker or adding a panel, they can measure again and see whether it helped. Room measures with a Mac, an iPhone or iPad Pro with LiDAR, an Apple TV and the listener's own music. The full press kit goes up the day Apple approves the app.
- Price$9.99 for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, once
- StatusIn App Review