PatchFlow
Stefano Mainardi Music iPad
PatchFlow is a paid Music app for iPad by Stefano Mainardi. Requires iOS 17.6. Updated September 4, 2026.
- Price
- 12.99 USD
- on the App Store
- Size
- 50 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Sep 4
- 2026 · v2.7
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About PatchFlow
PatchFlow – Professional Live Performance & Music Production PatchFlow transforms your iPad into a complete live performance and music production environment. Designed for musicians, bands, worship teams, and performers, PatchFlow combines advanced MIDI routing, AUv3 instruments and effects, digital sheet music, multitrack audio, synchronized video playback, performance automation, and exclusive PatchFlow instruments in a single app. MIDI & Sound Management • Advanced MIDI routing and controller management • AUv3 instrument and effect hosting • Audio Inputs and external hardware integration • RTP MIDI networking support • Layers, splits, zones, transposition, and custom keyboard setups • Built-in PatchFlow Instrument Store with exclusive instruments Digital Sheet Music • Import PDF scores and songbooks • Annotate scores with Apple Pencil • Create sheet music from scratch • Handwritten notation and musical sketches • Organize scores inside projects and songs Multitrack Audio & Video • Multiple audio tracks per song • Dedicated synchronized video track • Perfect for backing tracks, rehearsals, and live performances Performance Automation • Automatic patch and song changes • Virtual click tracks • Synthesized voice cue tracks • Automatic markers for pauses, section changes, and part switching PatchFlow keeps your sounds, scores, audio tracks, video playback, and automation perfectly synchronized, allowing you to focus entirely on your performance. Whether you’re performing solo, with a band, in a theater production, or leading worship, PatchFlow provides the flexibility and reliability required on stage. One app. One workflow. Total control.
What’s new
Version 2.7 · Updated September 4, 2026
This update introduces one of the biggest new features in PatchFlow: Leader / Followers. Multiple PatchFlow devices connected to the same network can now communicate with each other in real time. A designated Leader controls every connected Follower, making synchronized live performances easier than ever. Using dedicated synchronization projects exported from PatchFlow, the Leader can remotely control: • Song changes • Play / Stop • Pause and Resume • Loop activation • Section navigation Each Follower keeps its own local configuration, audio routing, patches, instruments and outputs, while only the live performance actions are synchronized. This makes it easy to build reliable multi-device live rigs. This update also includes: • Real-time patch volume sliders directly in the Patches window. • Song tempo can now be changed from the Click configuration. • New transport controls for quickly navigating between bars and sections inside the Multitrack editor.
App privacy
The developer, Stefano Mainardi, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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