The Ferrite Attraction

As I’m sure long time listeners will know, we use Ferrite by Wooji Juice for all of our editing here, it really has become indispensable to our production workflows. From being able to remove sections of unwanted audio with a simple swipe, quickly strip away swathes of silent audio, and easily exporting audio in the format we need to get the podcast out to you. So, it was my great honour to sit down with Canis to talk about his developer pedigree, going all the way back to the BBC Micro and the birth of ARM, all the way through to wrangling multi-channel audio, digging through a locked filing cabinet in a disused lavatory to find details about the ALAC format, and turning what can be a frustrating experience into one of the easiest audio editing tools I’ve used for a very long time. Do you have stories of audio editing nightmares, have you used Ferrite to produce audio, or maybe you’ve got some questions about editing audio on the iPad. Whatever your experiences, we’d love to hear from you, so please send us a note to [email protected], or why not come join the discussion on our Discord server. If you liked this episode or any of our content, we’d greatly appreciate any little bit of support you can throw our way over at our Ko-Fi page. Affiliate Promotion If you want great pricing with fantastic customer support for all your Linux based cloud computing needs, you can get $100 of free credit with Linode, cloud computing by Akamai, when you sign up here. Episode Links Wooji Juice: Website / Twitter (via Nitter.net) Ferrite – Apple App Store Electronic Dreams: How 1980s Britain Learned to Love the Computer – Amazon UK Steve Jobs Introduces the App Store (2008) – YouTube Chapter Times 00:00:04: Introductions 00:05:05: What’s in a Name? 00:07:31: The First iPhone & App Store 00:11:09: The Creation of Ferrite 00:21:53: Recording on iOS 00:37:24: Pre Production 00:42:38: The Pricing Model 00:47:06: Editing Experience 00:58:08: Dealing with Silence 00:59:47: Handy Features 01:04:44: Exporting 01:15:11: Wrapping Up Credits Intro and outro theme: Ace of Clubs by RoccoW