Overview

n-Track Studio is a digital audio workstation for recording, editing and mixing music, suited to musicians who want to move projects between a computer and a mobile device. Its broad audio, MIDI and plug-in support makes it a flexible production hub, though the free edition’s 24-track cap and restricted mixdown and AI features are meaningful trade-offs.

Recordings can move between desktop and mobile versions for further editing and mixing, while DAWproject import and export supports project exchange with other DAWs. The software records and plays back audio and MIDI tracks without a stated ceiling; the free edition allows up to 24. Compare more options in our Digital Audio Workstations and Audio Editing Software directories.

Key features

The Piano Roll edits MIDI data, and the Step Sequencer creates beats, sequences and arpeggios. That combination serves writers who build arrangements with MIDI as well as those recording audio, without splitting those tasks across separate tools. AI MixSplit separates full songs into individual tracks, but its 15-second limit in the free edition makes that tier a brief preview of the feature rather than a practical option for working with complete songs.

Desktop editions support VST, VST3, CLAP and ReWire effects, plus DirectX on Windows and AU on Mac. This gives plug-in users several established formats to work with, although the stated plug-in support is for desktop software. The 64-bit processing, surround mixing and control-surface support are reserved for Extended and Suite tiers.

Free-edition WAV and MP3 mixdowns are limited to 16-bit, and other features also have limits. That is a clear constraint for users who need higher-bit-depth output or fuller feature access, even though offline mixdown is included.

Pricing

The pricing model is freemium, with a free edition and a 7-day trial. The free tier costs 0.00 USD per free and includes up to 24 tracks and offline mixdown, but caps WAV and MP3 output at 16-bit and AI MixSplit at 15 seconds. Other feature limits apply, so it suits trying the workflow better than relying on an unrestricted production setup.

Standard: 69.00 USD per month; includes three years of free upgrades and the Windows and macOS edition. It fits desktop users who want the standard feature set without the extra effects and mixing capabilities of higher tiers.
Extended: 139.00 USD per month; adds all n-Track effects plug-ins, 64-bit processing, surround mixing and control-surface support. It is the more relevant choice for users who need those specific production capabilities.
Suite: 229.00 USD per month; includes Extended features, more than 400 sample instruments, and over 15GB of royalty-free loops and editable sessions. Its added content is aimed at creators who want those included resources as part of their package.
Suite+: 109.00 USD per year, billed annually; provides access on Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android, free upgrades for the subscription duration, and a 7-day free trial. It is the cross-platform option for users who need access across desktop and mobile systems.

Eligible purchases include 36 months of free updates and upgrades and 60 months of download and reinstallation assistance. Suite+ instead ties free upgrades to the subscription period.

Platforms

n-Track Studio has versions for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. The listed Standard plan covers Windows and macOS, while Suite+ explicitly includes all five platforms. Cross-device project exchange makes the broader platform range useful for musicians who capture work on mobile and continue editing or mixing on desktop.

Who it's for

n-Track Studio is a strong fit for music makers who want audio recording, MIDI composition, mixing and desktop plug-in support in one workstation, especially if they also work on a phone or tablet. It is less suitable for anyone who needs unrestricted AI MixSplit or higher-bit-depth mixdowns without moving beyond the free edition, or who requires the advanced Extended features at a lower stated monthly price.

The maker, n-Track Studio, is based in Rome, Italy, and was founded in 1995. Its privacy policy says personal data is not transferred outside the European Economic Area and describes security measures and anti-fraud processing. Support includes a user manual, video tutorials, a forum and customer support.

Pros and cons

Pros: Project exchange across desktop and mobile supports a capture-on-the-go, finish-at-the-computer workflow.
Pros: Piano Roll, Step Sequencer and multiple desktop plug-in formats cover both MIDI arrangement and plug-in-based production.
Pros: DAWproject import and export gives users a defined route for sharing projects between DAWs.
Cons: The free edition’s 24-track ceiling, 15-second AI MixSplit limit and 16-bit mixdown cap restrict serious use of those features.
Cons: Advanced capabilities such as surround mixing, 64-bit processing and control-surface support require Extended or Suite.

Alternatives

LUNA is worth considering for Mac and Windows users seeking a free tier with unlimited tracks, Smart features, UAD Explore Free plug-ins and Oxide Tape. Cakewalk Sonar is a Windows-only freemium alternative whose free tier includes an Arranger Track, limited ProChannel modules and limited BandLab Sounds access.

MAGIX Music Maker has a free Windows edition with six Soundpools, three virtual instruments and nine professional effects; its Premium plan is a one-time purchase at 59.99 USD and includes unlimited tracks and 44 audio effects. SunVox offers a freemium option across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows.

Pro Tools has a free Intro option with up to eight audio, instrument and MIDI tracks, making it an alternative for casual creators comfortable with its narrower track limits. Reason is another freemium alternative with a free trial. Podium offers a free Windows edition and a separate trial option.

LUNA is a paid alternative with annual plans that include one user account and 100 GB of storage, or up to five accounts and 150 GB, respectively.

Verdict

Choose n-Track Studio if you want a multi-platform workstation that combines audio and MIDI production with desktop plug-in support and a way to carry projects between mobile and desktop. The main reason to look elsewhere is its tier structure: the free edition restricts tracks, AI MixSplit and output depth, while advanced mixing and control features require higher-priced plans.

	n-Track Studio	OMNi DAW
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	Yes	No
Paid from	$5.42/mo	Free
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows	Linux, Windows
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Supported platforms	—	Windows, Linux
Multitrack editing	—	Yes
MIDI sequencing	—	Yes
Third-party plugins	—	Yes

n-Track Studio vs OMNi DAW

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