Sequence

Put the album together, and hear it come together.

Sequence for Mac is where an album gets its running order and its master. Share it, and everyone working on the record hears it as it is now, in order, on their iPhone or Mac, with every version of every song and notes left at the moment they're about.

Beta For the Mac and iPhone.

Sequence for Mac

For putting the album in order, mastering it and sharing it. macOS 13 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel.

Download for Mac

A disk image, signed and notarized by Apple: open it and drag Sequence into Applications. It keeps itself up to date.

Sequence for iPhone

For listening anywhere: the album in order, every version, the notes and the credits.

Get it on TestFlight

Installs through Apple's free TestFlight app.

An album in Sequence for Mac: two songs, each with its versions, who delivered them, and a note at 0:12. — On the Mac: each song in the album, every version of it, who sent it, and the notes on it.

The album on iPhone: the running order, what changed, and the song playing. — On iPhone: the album in its running order, the player with notes on the waveform, and who has listened.

The player on iPhone: the waveform with two notes marked on it. — On iPhone: the album in its running order, the player with notes on the waveform, and who has listened.

How it works

Put the album togetherOn the Mac, lay the songs out on one timeline with their gaps and crossfades, try other running orders, and master it with the plug-ins you already use.
Share itPublish it for listening and send a link. Whoever opens it hears the album in order on their iPhone or Mac. During the beta, publishing is open to approved accounts.
Hear it come togetherWhen you publish again, or a mix engineer delivers a new mix, everyone hears the new version straight away. Earlier versions stay a tap away.

What's in it

Running orders: Try the album in more than one order and switch between them, even while it plays.
Mastering: Effects on a song or across the whole album, with loudness, true peak and VU meters as you go.
Every version: Every mix of every song is kept. Any of them plays, and any can be put back in use for everyone.
Notes at the moment: Notes are pinned to a moment in a song and marked on its waveform, so nobody has to say "about a minute in".
Credits and details: Performers, writers, producers and engineers for every song, with its tempo, key and ISRC.
Mixes straight from the engineer: Engineers deliver from their own Mac. Sequence checks each mix for clipping, loudness and the right song, then lines it up with the last one to the sample.

Mixing a record that's in Sequence? Sequence for mix engineers shows how to deliver your mixes.