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The store currently lists version 2.2.0, updated 2026-10-10.
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WorshipPad gives you warm, sustained ambient pads in every key — the atmospheric bed under your worship set, prayer time and transitions between songs.
Tap a note and the pad fades in smoothly. Tap another and it crossfades into the new key, with no cuts or silence. Tap the same note again and it fades out.
KEY FEATURES
• 12 major key pads, free (C to B, including sharps)
• 12 minor key pads with WorshipPad Premium
• Smooth fade-in, fade-out and crossfade between keys
• Adjustable transition time, from 1 to 10 seconds
• Pad volume slider, independent of your device volume — balance the pad with your loops
• Plays alongside other apps: keep your loop or multitrack app running at the same time
• Lock screen and Dynamic Island controls (on supported iPhone models): pause and resume without unlocking.…
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• Choose the app's language in Settings, independent of your device's language. • 6 new languages: Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Thai, Norwegian, Ukrainian and Portuguese (Portugal). • Stability improvements.
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