Is there any way to change the order of the tracks?


Hi, it will be add after release Envelop feature update.

Sorry, This comes down to how our track waveform rendering is built.
SoundLab’s multi-track view is designed with extremely aggressive performance targets: on an iPhone 6s(baseline device), with 4 tracks added, playback plus real-time waveform rendering stays under ~20% CPU. Because of that architecture, any structural change to the track list (like reordering) is not a “simple UI tweak” — it touches the core rendering pipeline.
The Envelope editor(WIP) introduced a new approach: for specific operations, we render a new waveform in a separate simplified view, instead of trying to mutate the existing multi-track area in place. That pattern is what will allow us to add track reordering in a reliable way without sacrificing performance.
I know that’s not very intuitive from a user perspective, but I agree it’s a basic feature — and I’m working to add it as soon as possible, done properly and reliably.

No worries at all — and you’re welcome. Thanks for your patience and support!


Even though drag-and-drop is fairly complex to implement, I’ll ship a Move Up / Move Down menu first. It should go out quickly and cover the basic need for now.

Hi. I’m working hard to solve the “Envelop” usability issues, especially how to make envelope points editing work well on a small screen, and I hope to release this feature as soon as possible.
The “Move Up / Down Track” feature is already finished, and the plan is to release it together with the “Envelope” update. I’m aiming to get this release done by next week. If the “Envelope” feature still has issues by then, I’ll release “Move Up / Down Track” separately, along with a few other minor changes.
Thank you all for your patience.


Yes,V2.10.7 is under AppStore’s review, and it is estimated that it will pass the review within a few hours.
Now that you rebuilt the foundation of the app; now can you add colors and drag to re-order?


@Good ideas I will focus on core enhancement in next.