Soliste — Plug in. Play. Never touch the screen again.

Your voice, your instruments, your plug-ins, your backing tracks and your lyrics in a single app, on iPad, iPhone and Mac. Solo on stage or in a small lineup: you move to the next song, Soliste puts everything back in place.

No more one app for the mixer, another for your sounds, one for backings, a last one for lyrics — and no setting lost between them while the audience waits.

Plug mics and instruments into your audio interface: as many inputs as it offers. Set each track once for the whole set — EQ, compression, reverb, your plug-ins — Soliste remembers.
An effects rack is included on every track: low cut, EQ, compression, reverb. Add your own plug-ins and instruments: AUv3 on iPad and iPhone, Audio Units on Mac.
Change patches mid-song, like on a synth: held notes keep ringing, the new sound starts on the next note.
Move to the next song: key, tempo, backing, lyrics — everything comes back the way you set it.
The music never stops: adjust, import, reorder the set — nothing cuts the sound.

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iPad, iPhone and MacUSB audio interfaceAUv3 and Audio Units plug-insTouch or MIDI€29.90 one-time

See the app in pictures ↓ Key features ↓

From soundcheck to encore, one app

Before the show

You prepare your songs: backing track or stems, key, tempo, lyrics. You set your mixer once — mics, instruments, effects, plug-ins. You build your patches and put the songs in tonight’s order.

On stage

You start the first song. The next one waits on the second deck, with its key, its tempo, its lyrics displayed large — Soliste goes straight on or fades. The click stays in your headphones, your patches change under your fingers. You play, that’s all.

Between songs

Someone requests a song that wasn’t planned? You add it to the queue, the audience hears nothing. A setting to tweak? You do it while it plays. And if you’d rather never touch the screen, a pedal or a MIDI controller does it all.

Nothing interrupts the music. Settings, imports, patch changes: the sound goes on. A cable drops? The sound cuts cleanly and resumes as soon as you plug back in. And your set is yours to save — a wrong tap won’t overwrite it.

Key features

Mixer — as many tracks as your machine can carryOne strip per input of your audio interface, plus the player, your instruments, your return buses and the metronome. No arbitrary ceiling: as long as the processor keeps up, you keep adding, and the load stays on screen. Each strip has its rack — low cut, tone, compression, plug-ins, sends, pan, output.And you record the show. Arm the tracks you want, one REC button: each in its own 24-bit WAV file, aligned with the others, ready to mix afterwards.Studio, Plate or Hall reverb · Return buses · Output on the pair of your choice · Fader right on the meter

Plug-ins and instruments — your sound, not one more presetEvery strip comes with its included effects rack — low cut, EQ, compression, reverb — so you can play without installing anything. If you own plug-ins, they go in as inserts on every strip, every bus and the player. A strip can also be an instrument played from a MIDI keyboard, with its own range, transposition and pedal.A multitimbral instrument only loads once: several strips play it, each on its own channel. Each strip shows its response time, so you know what you are really playing.AUv3 on iPad and iPhone · Audio Units on Mac · Inter-App Audio apps on iPad and iPhone · Up to four keyboards per strip · Third-party plug-ins and instruments not included

Patches — change sounds without anyone hearing itA patch says which instruments receive your keyboard, with which range and transposition: piano alone in the verse, piano and pad in the chorus, bass on the left and piano on the right for the next song.The change is seamless. Held notes keep ringing, the pedal stays down, and the new sound arrives on the next note. Only your instruments change: your mics and backing tracks carry on without the slightest interruption. All sounds load with the set: nothing to wait for.On-screen pads, MIDI controller or program change · Splits · A song can call its patch

Player — two decks, in the right keyThe current song on one deck, the next one ready on the other, a crossfader between them and automatic transitions. A song too high tonight? Change the key by semitones, the tempo, the start point: it’s saved on the song.Stereo song or multi-stem up to six tracks: mute the guide vocal, bring up the bass, it’s recalled with the song. On import, Soliste analyses tempo, beats, key and loudness: your songs come out at the same level.Straight cut, fade or stop · Headphone pre-listen · WAV, AIFF, MP3, AAC, FLAC

Metronome — locked to the song, in your headphonesThe click follows the detected beats of the song that’s playing, sample-accurate, with a one- or two-bar count-in before it starts. In your headphones, it stays out of the front-of-house output and out of your recordings.Nothing playing? It beats at the tempo you tap. Its strip in the mixer sets its volume and output.Beep, Click, Tock or Wood · Tap tempo · MIDI-controllable

Lyrics — readable from the piano, in the darkFull-frame prompter, the current line in white, chords above it, transposed with the song. Paste a text or import it as is — no retyping. Tap the sync once in rehearsal: at the show, the lyrics scroll on their own. A song with no audio? Lyrics alone work too.Import .txt, .docx, .pdf (even scanned), .lrc, ChordPro · Three scroll modes · Pinch to zoom

Setlist — editable while it playsA request from the crowd, a song to skip, an order to change: add, remove, reorder without stopping the music. A setting changed for one night — key, tempo — leaves the original song untouched.Search and sort your library by title, artist, tempo, key. Link your folders from Files, iCloud Drive or a disk, and send set and library from one device to another in one move.As many setlists as shows · A skipped song stays in the list for next time · Direct transfer or AirDrop

On iPad, iPhone and MacThe same app, the same sets, one purchase. On iPad and Mac, four blocks — mixer, player, lyrics, patches — laid out the way you want. On iPhone, it all fits in your pocket, one block per tab.On Mac, Soliste becomes a true stage rig: your Audio Units in floating windows, the Mac’s menus and keyboard shortcuts, and every output of your interface.Five screen layouts · With no interface plugged in, the device’s mic and speaker are enough to prepare a set

Nothing ever stopsSettings, imports, layout changes, patch changes: the sound goes on. A cable drops? The sound cuts cleanly instead of blasting out of the iPad or iPhone speaker, and resumes as soon as you plug back in.You save your set when you decide. A wrong tap mid-show overwrites nothing: next time you launch, your set is exactly as you saved it.Screen lock for the stage · Sets saved by hand, confirmation before overwriting

MIDI, if you want itPedalboard, control surface, master keyboard: touch the parameter on screen, move the knob, it’s mapped. Each assignment stays tied to the controller that learned it, and the LEDs follow the app’s state.USB, Bluetooth or network · Touch is enough, MIDI is optional

Soliste, screen by screen

Screenshots of the app in its final stretch — demo songs, artists and lyrics. The plug-ins and instruments shown are not included; their names and logos belong to their makers.