Here’s a simple macOS app to make working with TP-7 multitrack recordings much easier!
What it does:
Export: Drop a TP-7 multitrack file → get individual stereo wav files for each track
Import: Drop multiple stereo wavs → combine into TP-7 compatible multitrack format
How to use:
Download the initial release from the GitHub releases page .
After moving the app to your application folder, Right-click → “Open” (bypass the unsigned app warning - it’s safe, check the source code )
Drag your files onto the window
Choose where to save → done! Finder opens to show your results
When moving files to the TP-7, you need to drop them in the recordings folder to be able to edit the multitrack on the device.
Perfect for:
Importing stems from your DAW into the TP-7
Exporting TP-7 recordings to work on in your DAW
I hope this will be helpful for you if you work with multitrack files on the TP-7
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oh my god thank you so much for making this i literally have hundreds of multitrack recordings i’ve made with the tp-7 and i’ve been using audacity to split them up and it’s such a headache this is going to save me so much time ahhhh amazing
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I’ve just released the app on the macOS App Store making it easier to install and keep updated, grab the app here, it’s free: TP-7 Utility on the Mac App Store
I would edit the original post and add the link, but I can’t seem to edit the post any more
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So if i record a set with op-1 - xy into the tx6 and recorded into tp-7. Once on tp 7 i can export all the audio as individual tracks.?
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you just drop the file from the tp7 into the app, choose a folder, and it exports out stereo tracks for each of your sources
so in your case you would get two stereo tracks, one for the op1 and one for the xy
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davd
June 22, 2025, 4:46pm
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Is there a version for Intel Macs running the correct OS (13 and above)? Tks!
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I haven’t planned an Intel version, but I think you should be able to build one from the source code if you want to try your hand at it yourself.
