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NEON Audio Editor by 4Pockets - The Best Audio Editor for Field Recordings - Tutorial for the iPad
I've been using Neon a lot lately to edit all our field recordings, I feel it has everything we need to do the job.
Does anyone else here do field recording in a serious way, and what do you use for editing, I'd really like to know.
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No 24-bit recording and no support for 32-bit float files as far as I know.
For me one of the dealbreakers in the stand-alone app is the lack of being able to select which of the audio inputs to use when using an interface with multiple inputs and no way to select the bit-depth or sample-rate for new recordings.
Ideally Neon should be able to record in 32-bit float when used as an effect in AUM as it's way too easy to un-intentionally clip the recording (try to record a HOT signal from say Model D with Neon in mono mode it will clip as it caps at 16-bit).
Other 'stand-alone alternatives' (some may disagree) are Twisted Wave, WaveBox (with the AUv3 IAP) and if AUv3 processing is not needed Auditor or Hokusai. (There's a few more...).
Last time I messed around with Neon (~6 months ago) it was a total crash-fest but that's just me being me doing 'stuff'.
(The crash-logs indicated memory leaks when processing files, they are no longer on my iPad as it's set to share them with devs).
Cheers!
@tja No, unfortunately, it doesn't