Audreio
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Music | Free | Audreio | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
No audio interface is needed. Using your existing router over the local network (or via the standard device cable between iOS and desktop connections), Audreio streams audio from an Inter-App Audio (IAA) application on one device, the built-in mic, or a recorded file to another device. The received audio can then be routed to the speaker, an IAA host, or captured to a file using the built-in recorder.
Audreio’s easy-to-use interface will have you streaming audio in no time. Simply select a device on your local network that you would like to send audio from, and you’re ready to stream. There are no IP addresses to enter and no complicated set-up to deal with.
Features:
• Audio streaming (via cable): Stream 32-bit audio between your iOS device and the Audreio plugin—sold separately—running on a DAW (e.g. ProTools, Logic, Live, etc...)
• Wireless audio streaming: Stream 16-bit audio between other iOS devices running Audreio, or between a desktop DAW running the Audreio plugin.
• Recorder: Capture the incoming audio from a remote device, an IAA app, or the microphone.
• Safe Record: When recording from a remote connection, the audio file will not have glitches even under poor network conditions where live streaming produces audible glitches.
• File export: Export recorded files via AudioCopy or iTunes file sharing
• Transport: Control playback and recording on a remote device and IAA host with the transport controls.
• IAA effects hosting: use your iOS device as an effect from another device
• MIDI support with Audreio plugin: use an iOS instrument just like a synth plugin in your DAW
Requires iOS 7 or higher.
Note: Reliable streaming of uncompressed audio over wi-fi depends heavily on your router and network conditions. Audreio provides a simple setting to control the relation between latency and streaming performance.
Reviews
Fantastic
Urielbot
It connects super quickly and works perfectly! I love knowing exactly how mixes will sound through small speakers, while I’m still editing in the DAW. Thank you, Audreio!
Needs progress
hungry for food and music
What a Waste. They should just make it free until they fix all the glitches. But still cool idea!
Does not work wirelessly
jsdigital
As many have said, this is not even remotely reliable for wireless transmission of audio via Bluetooth or Wifi, and is only intermittently reliable when hard-wired. So, false advertising there. Of course, hard-wired connectivity rules out the past several iPhone models if you wish to check your mix on iPhone earbuds, which was one of the biggest things I needed it for. It’s a great idea, and I keep waiting for an update that fixes this, but it doesn’t seem to be forthcoming, and there is little-to-no support or documentation.
Bad Interface but good concept
Dan Scotting
Its a great tool, but no updates or improvements to a pretty bad interface
could be...
GetAffiliated
I wanted to give this a 5 star, but i cant. 1 reason = 2 stars. If using on your phone, i suggest airplane mode. If a text or call comes in while using, it interupts and needs to be restarted in DAW and phone for a successful connection to happen again. frustrating to figure out but now that i know...
Speakerphone for mixing? YUP!
JeffTravilla
I saw this on a Dave Pensado video and knew I had to have it. Bouncing down and then syncing with iTunes to do a phone check, then taking notes and going back to the mix is grueling. This saves so much stinking time, and I’ve found myself not just checking, but actively mixing through the phone speakers. They give you a much tighter picture of the mids that translates up very well to full speakers. It really helps point out harshness in the 4K area that is harder to pinpoint in broadband speakers. Great idea and execution.
Solid!
Chukacua
I saw it on Pensado’s place a few months ago. I tried it then but got frustrated because it kept glitching with the remote mixing (over WiFi), so I asked for a refund. I recently saw they also had local mixing (just having to plug the phone into your laptop), and now it’s the perfect way to check my mixes on my phone. They should just abandon the remote mixing until it gets better because it’s complete trash even over great WiFi. I would’ve given 5 stars if that wasn’t promoted and if I thought I was just getting the local mixing. Solid Product ??
