I think recording and mixing to final product, you can make some phenominal demos and even final mixes with Auria which is probably a more advanced DAW as far as features. Cubasis also comes with plugins and also allows purchase for more choices. Cubasis does a lot of things similar but has a differnt feel. There is a pro version of Auria which supports midi etc. Some you can buy and add and some come with the app.
With Auria, its a full on DAW, uses plugins for EQ, compression, reverb etc. Not at all what you want to record your band with IMO.
The software mentioned by the other person above is great software but its not a multitrack DAW, more for recording 2 channels etc., think of it as something like audacity or any simple recording app. You can use Auria to record multiple tracks, great for band recordings and do full mix downs to final if you wanted, or you can export tracks individually or in a batch to your DAW of choice to complete final processing and mixdown. Auria is super easy to setup and will look and act a lot like your existing DAW so recording and processing will be familiar. I have both and use both as they have pros and cons for each. There are two great applications which will allow true multitrack input recording using the 404, one is Cubasis from Steinberg, the other is Auria. Get a powered USB hub, plug the 404 into the hub then use a lightning to USB etc. This will help with any noise and related issues with IOS compatibility.
MULTI TRACK VOCAL RECORDING SOFTWARE UPDATE
Update your 404 interface with the newest firmware. If laptop or PC is used instead, the options depend on the OS you are using. If money is no object, get an Ipad pro or air at a minimum with 64gb or more. Android has not developed support to resolve latency issues etc. The only real choices for true tablet are Ipad when it comes to processing audio.
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