Ferrite Recording Studio Reviews

Trouble with external mics

Dani_EG

Always seems to give me problems with external USB/Lightning mics and monitoring. Really just want to monitor on AirPods and record over USB. But all the settings are tied together and I often have to force quit and unplug mics just to get it to read then. Really frustrating. Edit: as described below, this is an iOS issue.

Bummer!

mfrasconi

I was really enjoying using the pro version of this app until I discovered there is no way to export edited files in anything other than 16 bits. The internal format is 32 bit but there is no way to access it. Had I known this, I would never had purchased it. I can no longer use all of its great features knowing I cannot export my work in a professional audio format. This is unacceptable. Despite all its great editing features, Ferrite is simply not a professional editing app. Please add 32 or 24 bit export of edited files in a future update. Reply: I edit audio (all kinds) professionally and I thought I had found the perfect audio companion to my iPad Pro. I would like to be able to edit in Ferrite and master the finished edited project in my mastering suite, but your refusal to implement high quality export of edited audio makes that impossible. I also find it preposterous that you would not implement a function that would, in effect, make your product perfect. It is so close. Why not go that extra little bit and make the internal format of edited audio exportable? Your refusal to do so is truly baffling.

Best audio editing app I've seen in a while.

lawrenceperez7676

This is the best audio editing app I have found out there on the App Store. It is also one of the very few audio editing apps that work with voiceover. What I think would be cool though, is that when you are recording a new track, you can listen to your audio from another project. This way, I could have background music going, and when I can hear that his song is about to end, I could finish up what I am saying and finish the recording at the appropriate time, rather than the Recorder track being too short or too long. I also like how you can just the time more precisely and zoom in and out, I was able to make music loops from songs that I created with my windows PC

Love it

jdeWA

We are a museum and currently use it for a daily radio spot drop-in. We expect to begin podcasts later this year. Audio is excellent, controls easy to use, simple export options to the radio station . I personally use Logic Pro and GarageBand but needed an app like this for the non-tech folks that occasionally get involved. We use an Apogee Mic+ and get excellent results.

Ready to upgrade to the pro version BUT it's missing one major function

AlchemicKnowledge

Overall I like it but one of the main reasons that keeps me from using it and upgrading is the lack of adjustable playback speed. I edit long form podcasts that we record audio and is about two hours long, takes such a long time to go over it, review it, exit 1X speed. Typically I review it at 1.5 X to 1.75x. 1x is painful and is incredibly slow A note to the developers please please please fix this so I can move my workflow faster. Other than that I love the app great job guys

Good at first

dyl yachty

Was amazing at first in fact I made a whole mixtape with it. Then it keeps crashing and I lose all my progress even after re downloading. VERY FRUSTRATING.

Astonishingly good podcast editor

Raygan

There are so many aspects of my podcast editing workflow (usually done in Logic Pro X) that I thought would never be able to be done on an iOS device. This app has it all. I can easily strip silence, it has a quick triple tap for select all following, it can ripple delete and insert, it can add chapters... The list goes on and on. In some ways I prefer it to Logic since I can relax on the couch with a nice pair of Bluetooth headphones instead of sitting at my desk. Getting audio onto the iPad is obviously a little trickier than it is with a computer (I load everything onto iCloud Drive, then import to Ferrite, which takes several minutes even for short episodes) but once it’s in Ferrite editing becomes pretty effortless.

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