Ambicorder is now on iOS
Record the Sony ECM-AX10 directly to AmbiX WAV on iPhone and iPad. Ambicorder is now on the App Store, with Android still in testing.
Ambicorder is now available on iOS! If you have a Sony ECM-AX10 and a compatible USB-C iPhone or iPad, you can hop over to get it on the App Store. The Android version is still in testing; I need more testers, if you’d be willing to help, I would love some assistance!
In my ECM-AX10 write-up, I spent quite a few words complaining about the software. I liked the little microphone. I liked being able to carry an ambisonic rig in a pocket. What I wanted was to plug it in, hit record, and get an audio file. Having to go through a video workflow to get there was frustrating enough that I made a different app for it.
That became Ambicorder. It started on Android, and now the iPhone and iPad version has made it through to the App Store (some how faster, go figure.)
Ambicorder records the AX10 directly to a four-channel, 48 kHz, 32-bit float AmbiX WAV, with BWF/iXML metadata. I like things that are high speed, low drag, and this certainly gives me that for the fun little mic!