Frequently Asked Questions

PadVox supports WAV, AIFF, MP3, AAC, and FLAC files. For the best quality in live performance, we recommend using WAV or AIFF files.

Free and Solo support up to 4 stems per track, Band up to 6, and Stage Pro and Agency up to 8, so you can have individual control over every element of your backing track.

Any USB or Lightning audio interface compatible with iOS/iPadOS. This includes MOTU, Focusrite, PreSonus, Behringer, and many more. Multi-output routing is available on all paid plans.

Yes. On any paid plan you can use multi-output audio interfaces like MOTU to route individual stems to separate physical outputs. That is perfect for sending a click to the drummer, keys to FOH, and a different mix to in-ear monitors.

Yes. Every paid plan (Solo and up) includes MIDI control, allowing you to trigger scene changes on lighting consoles, control external synths, or sync with other MIDI-enabled gear during your set.

Yes. The Apple Watch app (Solo and up) lets you start, stop, and navigate your setlist from your wrist. No need to walk over to the iPad during a performance.

The Free plan supports 1 project with up to 2 members. Paid plans scale up (2 projects on Solo, 3 on Band, 10 on Stage Pro and unlimited on Agency) with more members included at each tier and extra member seats available monthly.

Yes. Project members can connect their own devices and see synchronized lyrics, cues, and setlist info in real time during the performance.

Yes. All plans allow sharing setlists with project members. Paid plans include full cloud sync so everyone always has the latest version of tracks, lyrics, and cues.

Stage plots are visual diagrams that show the placement of musicians, instruments, monitors, and equipment on stage. PadVox lets you create and share professional stage plots digitally, so your sound engineer and venue always know your setup. Available on Band and up.

Yes! New accounts get a free trial on Solo (7 days) and Band (14 days, no card required). Explore all features risk-free.

Absolutely. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time from your account settings. Changes apply immediately with prorated billing.

Nothing is deleted. You keep all your data on your device. Some features may become read-only until you re-upgrade, and cloud storage beyond the free limit will be preserved for 30 days.

Yes! Students get 50% off with a valid .edu email. We also offer special pricing for churches and worship teams. Contact us for a discount code.

When you choose annual billing, you pay for 12 months upfront and save up to 31% compared to monthly billing. You can switch between monthly and annual at any time.

You can subscribe in the iOS app through the App Store (with every payment method Apple accepts, including Apple Pay) or on the web, where payments are processed securely by Stripe with the major credit and debit cards.

PadVox requires iOS 17 or later. It runs on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. For the best multitrack playback experience, we recommend an iPad with an A12 chip or newer.

The app itself is lightweight. Storage depends on your audio files. A typical song with 8 stems in WAV format is around 200-400 MB. We recommend at least 10 GB of free space for a comfortable setlist.

Yes. Every paid plan (Solo and up) supports HDMI and AirPlay output, letting you display lyrics, cues, or visuals on an external screen or projector during your performance.

PadVox syncs your setlists, tracks, lyrics, cues, and project settings to the cloud automatically when connected to the internet. All project members get the latest version on their devices. Free includes 500 MB, Solo 1 GB, Band 5 GB, Stage Pro 40 GB and Agency 60 GB.

Yes. Export your stems from any DAW (Logic Pro, Ableton, Pro Tools, etc.) as individual audio files and import them into PadVox. You can also use the web app to upload and organize your files.