AudioView

Crashes with every attempted use. I am using iOS 5.

Most of the reviews have been deleted or hidden. Why is that?

Works as advertised, even in ios 5.0.1. Its a very simple tool and allows me to analyze frequencies easily. Recommended.

Audio paste works fine. Send by email does not. Crashes everytime..

I got this app because I'd read it was the only app that could effectively bridge a downloaded audio file directly into another audio utility [such as Nanostudio]. <br/><br/>Every time I hit &quot;Open In,&quot; though, the app just crashes. Please fix and I'll amend my review. <br/><br/>(3GS)

Wanted to use this app. It sounded cool. Doesn't stop crashing everytime I try to &quot;open in Audioview&quot; ... FAIL

It's not a perfect app in terms of polish, but it does the job.<br/><br/>For me, the job is to be able to copy/paste audio between apps using different copy/paste methods. For example, BeatMaker, which I use for all my sequencing, uses a bare-bones method for shuffling audio around, while FourTrack, the app I used for most of my live recording (vocals/guitar/etc.) has its own method of copying and pasting (AudioCopy - it's snazzy, but a bit more complex than basic copy/paste operations (in addition to copying the audio, it copies metadata like the tempo, length, etc.)).<br/><br/>AudioView's Bridge feature lets me copy audio between the apps and provides neutral territory for storing that audio long-term if I'd like (if, say, you have two samples you're copying and pasting a lot, you can &quot;import&quot; them into AudioView where they'll remain until you delete them - it's much easier than going back to BeatMaker and re-copying a sample so it can be pasted again - if this doesn't make sense, it's because I'm not explaining it well - put another way, AudioView is both a means of bridging otherwise incompatible audio apps *and* a place where you can save samples, making them much easier to access repeatedly - maybe you just have to try it).<br/><br/>One surprise is that I didn't see AudioX support in the app's latest description. It might be listed in the updates, but I'm tapping this on my iPhone and can't see if that's the case.<br/><br/>Anyway, AudioX makes it so you can share audio across devices - almost like a clipboard between two iPhones - or an iPhone and an iPad (or whatever). For sending audio files between devices, this does away with having to use an actual computer (I'm using those less and less) as a central point where any inter-device sharing takes place<br/><br/>Trust me. It's a lot easier to copy a sample directly from one iWhatever to another iWhatever than to have to use something in the middle.<br/><br/>I mostly use this app to bridge BeatMaker, DopplerPad, and FourTrack. There are a couple others here and there, but those are the main ones. I don't know how much time it's saved me, but I'm guessing hours (I've done a lot of songwriting on my phone, so this app gives me a means to avoid connecting to my laptop, uploading a sample over wifi, then downloading that sample using another app).<br/><br/>I think I've done a terrible job explaining why this is such a great app. I *would* like to see UI improvements, and I'd like it to be more intuitive, but none of that matters more than how much easier AudioView has made it for me to write songs start-to-finish entirely on my phone.<br/><br/>So... five stars despite a few dodgy aspects.

Ummmmm... I can audio paste and copy freely with most apps I have that deal with audio already! Worse than that the damned thing is buggy, crashes and generally doesn't work well! Even worse yet... I paid for this thing! Come on developer, if you charge, at least make an app that functions properly! Do that and I'll raise my GENEROUS 2 stars!!!