Ferrite Recording Studio Reviews

Lovely app, but I wish there was a way to speed up the audio

rayalez

I'd really like to use this app, it seems fantastic, the only thing that stops me from buying the pro version is the lack of the ability to speed up my voice recording. I absolutely need this feature, I speak very slowly, and speeding it up by 20% makes for a much better audio, more engagignfor my listeners. Is ther any chance you guys could add this feature?

Just downloaded to trim audio.

CaliforniaEngineer

In some other review for a different app by the same developer —- they said to download this app to get the Trim MP3 feature. Doesn’t work without having to pay $29.99. Just wasted my time downloading two apps. Both don’t have a proper way to trim mp3s on iPhone. Kind of useless to me if I can’t test the features.

Will Not run a rip off

Uniquejwnqk3

When i attemot to syart app it reqyesrs permiddion to use mic but will not avvrpy whrn i srlect oj. Devekuoer wooji juice ptovides no email address on their web site so yhis review is only way to communivate E stars is geberos gor a app that i cannot runs

The best accessible recording studio ever

jcdjmac

This is the best accessible recording studio ever. I love it. I can record, then edit the recording later. VoiceOver support is a big plus, and continued accessibility helps keep those updates coming. Nicely done. Continue supporting VoiceOver and it’s accessibility.

Confusing Mess

Craylola11398

I give up, the guide to this software explains the functionality of the program but in many instances does not show you how to use the software. DAW’s require very intensive learning but if there are no manuals, this just makes it that much more difficult. $30.00 wasted but the good news is that I’m unemployed...so who needs $30.00?

Bad

Aley+bunny

It wouldn’t save to my phone without me paying $19.99 which I was not about to do for an app I would only use a couple of times.

Unbelievable

Tom Snyder

In the two years since I have been trying to go iPad Pro only (foregoing my Mac computers) this is the most startling moment. The guys who built ferrite have captured so much of the sophistication of the professional DAW offerings for computer. The interface is so straightforward and reliable and clever. I have been editing audio for network animation for two decades and I have seen a lot of different workstations from ProTools to Reaper and these Ferrite guys are every bit as clever. They are also friendly and responsive. I hate to say this but I would've been willing to pay even more given the fact that they have solved my final total conversion to iPad living.

Amazing

Chad Braxton

This app has come in handy plenty of times. I record my podcast on my PC. Afterwards I transfer the files to Ferrite and am able to edit and upload the podcast in bed, at work, or wherever.

Features are good, UI.... needs some love

Drewster1971

The features here are solid. Everything works and seems to work pretty well. Nice job! On first use, though, the UI is kind of ... not really a train wreck, but maybe more than a fender-bender. After recording you get these little rectangles (without even having curved corners or shadow or translucency or anything) for each recording, which feel a bit Androidy, and thus, somewhat gross. When you delete a recording, you get a weird non-standard “alert” pop-up. This one has heavily rounded corner, a weird off-red color that’s not used anywhere else in the app. It animates onto the screen linearly and again, feels very much NOT at home on iOS. After these initial impressions, I assumed it must be a cross-platform app — but according the website, it’s not. On top of that, I know the app is fairly well-regarded in the community. Probably no developer reads 3-star reviews, but I really think you could improve the initial impressions of the app by addressing some of then UI inconsistency and weirdness. Thanks!

Makes Podcast editing and publishing from iOS possible

Calvin C.

Great app, really empowering to be able to take care of edits on the go or on the couch. Only thing missing from my workflow is the the ability to see the exact file size, in bytes, of the exported audio, which is required (as far as I can tell) in the rss feed for my show. That’s the only thing that requires me to switch to my Mac, since the iOS Files app also lacks this functionality.

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