This doesn't seem to be available in the US yet. That's the notice I
got anyway.
Sorry if someone has already mentioned this but I don't seem to be
getting much hornlist mail lately.
Leigh
On Jun 20, 2009, at 4:25 PM, Howard Sanner wrote:
I got the July 2009 issue of EQ magazine yesterday. In it is
mentioned software for the iPhone and iPod Touch that allows them to
be used as audio recorders, including with external microphones. The
program is called FiRe, and is said to feature an accurate waveform
display and to allow "instand downloading/uploading of audio files."
Price is said to be $5.
Point your browsers to
http://www.audiofile-engineering.com/
for more information.
I'm just passing this along; I don't have any experience with it. I
know several of you out there in French horn land have iPhones,
since you send me email from them, and probably also iPod Touches,
which I do not.
Also, esp. for Jerry and Jeremy, I get EQ free because of my
"prominent position in the audio engineering profession"; I don't
pay for it. They should learn that for flattery to be effective it
has to have some foundation in truth, which this doesn't, especially
when applied with a trowel, like this. <g>
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