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Life & fun · May 29, 2013

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My first iOS app - Soundtribe - 45 second sound clips with filters

My first iOS app - Soundtribe - 45 second sound clips with filters launched on May 29, 2013 with 33 votes, #78 of 587 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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Soundtribe is a mobile app that lets users create and share 45-second sound clips with built-in filters. Launched in 2013, it serves people interested in audio recording and experimentation on iOS devices. The app focuses on short-form sound content creation, allowing users to apply various effects to their recordings before sharing.

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