#Sound studio software professional#

Yet full-featured multi-track audio editing app for myįield reporting, and Ferrite is it! With a few swipes, it I’ve been looking (and waiting) for a new, intuitive

Rachel Maskell, presenter & producer of the #mumboss podcast

#Sound studio software professional#

Wanted something that has a sleek interface, easy to useīut robust enough to create a professional sounding show. Ryan Christoffel, Īs someone who no longer owns a computer and doesĮverything through my iPad or iPhone, I’ve been lookingįor the perfect app to create and edit my podcast. Developing a new creative skill is always a challenge, but it becomes a lot more manageable when you have the right tools at your disposal. It does exactly what I would hope for: provide tools that I can customize to my liking so each edit is a pleasant experience rather than a frustration. The minimum of on-screen clutter It’s a professionalĪndy Ihnatko, speaking on MacBreak Weeklyįerrite is in my opinion the best audio editor on iOS it’s what a podcast editor should be editing is a dreamĪlex Cox speaking on Mac Power Users #410Īnother day, another podcast edited on my iPad Pro. You can get things done super super lightning quick, and with The multi-tracks, panning and ducking features will beĪ perfect companion for any reporter on the go. Jason Snell, Editor-in-Chief, Six Colors & The Incomparableįerrite is by far the most versatile app for radioīroadcasters in the field, and believe me - I have tried aįew. Have made my podcast editing workflow so efficient In a word, wow: This is the iOS multitrack editor that Glen Mulcahy, Innovation Lead RTE Ireland, International Mobile Journalism expert Powerful yet simple enough for even me to figure out! Finally an intuitive multi-track audio editing applicationįor iOS that is designed for journalists instead of musicians.