Ferrite Recording Studio for PC

★ ★ ★ Ferrite Recording Studio Overview

What is Ferrite Recording Studio? Ferrite is an app designed for creating podcasts, radio journalism, or other professional voice production work. It offers a versatile multi-track editing studio with powerful tools like effects and automation. The app has a UI designed to get out of your way, making it easy to use. Ferrite has streamlined recording and editing features, and it is available for iOS devices.

Software Features and Description

1. • Audio Unit Extensions: if you have other apps installed that provide effects as Audio Unit Extensions, they’ll show up in Ferrite, where you can add them to tracks or projects.

2. Ferrite is the award-winning app you need for creating podcasts, radio journalism, or other professional voice production work — lectures, speeches, voiceovers and more.

3. Ferrite features full multi-track editing, from quick cuts, to producing a complete podcast or broadcast package.

4. • (iPad only) Split View and Slide Over support: Use Ferrite side-by-side with other apps.

5. Recording an interview and you want to highlight a few quotes? Have to take out some inappropriate language? Or just fluffed a sentence and need to fix it? Bookmark moments during your recording and they’ll be flagged up during edits, so you can jump right to them.

6. • Add professional effects to your tracks such as EQ, Noise Gate and Dynamic Range Compression, for projects that sound clean and engaging.

7. Recording a narration? Open another app with your script and place Ferrite down the side of the screen.

8. • Strip Silence: Carves away all the silent sections from a recording, making it easy to edit the remaining audio.

9. Or open the User Guide in Safari on one side while you learn Ferrite on the other.

10. And of course you can import audio from your Music Library, iCloud, and other services such as Dropbox.

11. • Automate volume, panning and effects settings so they vary over time, both on individual tracks and the final mix.

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Download and install Ferrite Recording Studio on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Ferrite Recording Studio	Get App ↲	651 4.49	Wooji Juice Ltd

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Ferrite Recording Studio app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Ferrite Recording Studio on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Ferrite Recording Studio"
The search will reveal the Ferrite Recording Studio app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Ferrite Recording Studio is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Ferrite Recording Studio.
Now enjoy Ferrite Recording Studio on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Wooji Juice Ltd	4.49	3.1.10

Get Ferrite Recording Studio on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Wooji Juice Ltd	651	4.49

Download on Android: Download Android

Ferrite Recording Studio functions

- Streamlined Recording: Ferrite offers one-tap recording, live recording meters, and the ability to tag audio for quick access later. It also allows you to import audio from your Music Library, iCloud, and other services such as Dropbox.

- Editing is a Snip: Ferrite features full multi-track editing, from quick cuts to producing a complete podcast or broadcast package. It allows you to move, crop, slice, fade in and out, or crossfade between clips just by overlapping them. You have full control over each track’s volume and panning, and can Mute or Solo as needed.

- Advanced Ferrite includes automatic ducking, strip silence, Split View and Slide Over support (iPad only), and many additional tools that can be unlocked with a single In-App Purchase. These tools include the ability to record up to 8 channels at once, prepare audio for production with noise reduction and auto-leveling, add professional effects to tracks, automate volume, panning, and effects settings, tighten audio, create templates for new episodes, save presets for re-use, and use Audio Unit Extensions.

- Note: The free version has limited duration for recording & editing projects. Upgrade to Pro and you can edit projects up to 24 hours long. Split View and Slide Over require a recent iPad, and the maximum number of tracks available depends on the speed of your device.

✔ Pros:

- Works with voiceover

- Allows for precise time adjustments and zooming in and out

- Can strip silence, triple tap for select all following, ripple delete and insert, and add chapters

- Captures much of the sophistication of professional DAW offerings for computers

- Interface is straightforward, reliable, and clever

- Friendly and responsive developers

☹ Cons:

- Can only export edited files in 16 bits, not a professional audio format

- Internal format is 32 bit but there is no way to access it

Top Pcmac Reviews

Bummer!

By mfrasconi (Pcmac user)

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, the app 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 the app 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.

By lawrenceperez7676 (Pcmac user)

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
Astonishingly good podcast editor

By Raygan (Pcmac user)

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 the app, which takes several minutes even for short episodes) but once it’s in the app editing becomes pretty effortless.
Unbelievable

By Tom Snyder (Pcmac user)

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 the app 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 the app 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.