Soundboard Studio

• Soundboard Studio Pro — $6.99/week (derived from the IAP title)
• Soundboard Studio Pro — $59.99/year ($4.99/mo) (derived from the IAP title)
• Soundboard Studio Pro — $159.99

Last verified 7 Aug 2026

4.7 3845 ratings · App Store

1. 5/51 Year Later and Still Great!

   So I still really love this app and believe it’s definitely worth the price of going Pro! But that being said, it’s also been a year since we’ve had any updates and while the app is still great, I feel like it could definitely get an update to add more features! Currently the only problem I’ve really found is that the automations are rather limited in that there are only 3 triggers and 3 actions. When a Track Starts/is stopped/Ends, you can Start/End/Change the Volume of another track. Now this is honestly a great tool and you can do some really fun things with it, but sadly some things are buggy (Like changing the volume of another track seems to only last a couple minutes before the track automatically returns to its normal Volume). Honestly I have two big wishes for an update: to add the ability to precisely trigger an effect. Like to automatically another track when a specific part of track plays. And to add the ability to “Link” Tracks. By this I mean have the ability to cause tracks to start at the same place (based on percent of a track played) when one track is playing and another in a group which is linked is then also played. This would allow us to do things such as to slowly build up all the separate parts of a song piece by piece or vice versa!

   xXD4RK1Xx · 7 Aug 2026

2. 3/5Technical issues

   I’m a drummer who performs live onstage and have been using tracks for years. The program I’ve been using for years has changed, is outdated, and no longer offers support so thought I’d give soundboard a shot. I purchased the full version and ran through a dozen tracks or so prior to my gig. It seemed to work ok, But during sound check it froze up on me. I had to close it out and reopen it then it worked fine. Halfway through the gig the show was moving along until mid show. I went to start one of the tracks and it simply wouldn’t play that track? We quickly skipped that one and went on to the next one. On a break I had to close the app and reopen it then it would play the mystery track? A couple other things I noticed is occasionally it will not allow me to fast forward to any part of the song. When I tried to move the slider it simply won’t move and would only play that song from the beginning. Again if I closed the app completely and reopened it would then allow me to then fast forward tunes. I’m a little nervous about the reliability of the program in a live setting on stage. I’m using the program on an iPad Pro.

   dagofbicks · 7 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Perfect App for Sports Music, Sound Cues & Live Event Audio!

   I don't usually write reviews, but Soundboard Studio absolutely deserves one. I used the free 7-day trial for our Youth Football games, and it completely transformed how we manage music and sound effects on game day. We use music during warm-ups, timeouts, and key moments. I used to rely on iTunes, but it was too easy to lose track of what was playing. Soundboard Studio makes everything simple tap to play, tap to fade out, and you can set every track to start exactly where you want it. This level of control is perfect for sports, events, and live sound. Folders keep your audio organized, it shows which tracks you've already played, and importing from iTunes is seamless. I even added sound effects for the games, and the crowd loved it. Using it on my iPad is ideal-the touch interface is fast, accurate, and reliable. I can't wait to use this app again next season. If you run music, sound cues, or audio for any live eventsports, theater, schools, or productions Soundboard Studio is an essential tool. Highly recommend!

   DJDave2025 · 7 Aug 2026

4. 4/5Great app - STEEP PRICE!!!

   I have used this since LITE version was available years ago. Love the app but $7 a week? $60 a year? $160 one time? What this app does, it does very very well. When compare to hardware solutions, this is a deal but in the app space, the price is quite large. I will keep using it as it does what nothing does to this degree - the trimming, and especially ability to set individual track levels is not offered from anything else I have found on the app stores. I edited my review as it was originally more harsh (I really do think the price is highly unusual) but I have toned down my complaints here b/c the bottom line is your app is currently one-of-a-kind so in the world of supply and demand, I guess whatever you can convince users to pay is actually your win. Although I’m griping about the potential cost, TO BE CLEAR: THIS IS AN EXCELLENT APP. I do appreciate what you have made and will continue using the free version. (Maybe I’m just too cheap!)

   bdotson1 · 7 Aug 2026

5. 1/5Extremely Confusing (and just bad) App Design

   I open the app for the first time. What am I even looking at? “Well, didn’t the app tell you (aka give you a tutorial?” NO! Absolutely no tutorial. There *might* be one in the settings, but NOBODY should have to go *out of their way* to get a TUTORIAL of all things. Then, the app is just extremely confusing. I pressed a button. Apparently one to delete “pads”… which I didn’t have. And it didn’t have ANY way to close out of it! I had to restart my app each time just to escape. There’s no names for the icons, so you’re left gambling what each one will do because you have to figure it out yourself. There’s absolutely ZERO organization to the settings. Even so, the descriptions they DID provide for select few toggles made no sense anyway! I figured out how to import my audio, and then I did. It… worked! Quite easily, actually. You press it, and it simply plays. I enjoyed that part!… …but they somehow managed to screw THIS up, too. Every time you tap one of your sounds to play, it makes your whole screen… bounce. (Yes, your screen wobbles up and down with each tap.) Then, it makes your screen scroll down, hiding your sounds out of your tapping reach. “Well, why not just scroll back up so you can reach/tap them again?” Because… you can’t. There’s no way to scroll back up to get your sounds back on your screen. At the end of the day, the app works, but there’s so many glitches/bad features and confusing functions that it’s more of a hassle than a help to use. I wouldn’t recommend this app; don’t waste your time.

   CakeriMastery · 7 Aug 2026

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