Ferrite Recording Studio Review 2026

Pricing

Free tier: Free download with a limited project duration

Best For

• Mobile-first podcasters
• Field recording and editing
• iPad-based production workflows
• Those wanting pro editing without a computer

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Frequently asked questions

Is Ferrite Recording Studio free?

Yes, up to a point. Ferrite Recording Studio has a free plan, which covers Free download with a limited project duration. Paid plans start at $29.99 as a one-time purchase with Pro, which includes 24-hour projects and 8-channel recording.

How much does Ferrite Recording Studio cost?

The app is free to download and the Pro unlock is a single in-app purchase: Ferrite 3 Pro at $29.99, or $14.99 if you already bought Ferrite 2 Pro. There is no subscription and no recurring fee. The free version records and edits, but caps how long a project can be; Pro raises that to 24 hours.

Does Ferrite run on Mac, Windows, or Android?

No. Ferrite is an iPhone and iPad app only, and needs iOS or iPadOS 17.6 or later. Wooji Juice has never shipped a desktop version. Projects can be exported and finished elsewhere, but the editing happens on the tablet or phone, which is the point of the app for field recording.

What is Ferrite Recording Studio?

Ferrite is an iOS app that pairs voice-memo-style one-tap recording with multitrack editing on iPad and iPhone. It includes automatic ducking, strip silence, tighten audio, and support for up to 8-channel recording. There is no desktop version.

What does Ferrite Pro add over the free version?

The free version handles basic recording and simple editing with a limited project duration. Ferrite 3 Pro is a $29.99 one-time purchase, not a subscription, and unlocks 24-hour projects, 8-channel recording, noise reduction, auto leveling, EQ and compression, and lossless export.