Audiofile Engineering's FiRe app ($5.99) is by far the most advanced stereo audio recording app we've seen for the iPhone and iPod Touch, going far beyond the limitations of previous go-to apps, such as BIAS' iProRecorder.
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FiRe audio recording app
One of FiRe's coolest tricks, though, is its ability to upload recordings directly to the online audio hosting service SoundCloud. Once a recording is uploaded, you can publicly share and embed the audio just like any other SoundCloud recording, or download the original file to your computer at a later time. It's a nifty trick, and the FiRe app is the first to pull it off.
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To get stereo audio into FiRe, you'll need to use compatible microphone accessories, such as the Alesis ProTrack, or our current fave, the Blue Microphones Mikey.
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FiRe audio recording app
Advanced features such as location tagging, overdubbing, waveform editing, and Broadcast WAVE metadata make FiRe a powerful tool for journalists and musicians.
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FiRe audio recording app
You could get away with mono recordings using the iPhone's internal mic or headset mic, but that's certainly not the point.
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