bossjock studio App Reviews

I bought this about a week again and have have recorded one 30 minute podcast with it. The app is really easy to use and works great. I recorded my podcast while driving home and it sounded great. I have an iPhone 5 and with the noise canceling most of the road noise wasnt even noticeable. The intro music (which I pulled in through Dropbox) sounded great. I was able to add my podcast art to the podcast and upload it to my FTP site. I have been looking for a way to easily record a podcast in the car for years and this is it. For the one guy that said no mic input I would say to record in stereo instead of mono and that should fix your issue.

Is it really so much trouble to put a how to guide on these applications? Im not a recording engineer!

I enjoy using this app! It makes podcasting so much easier when you are on the go.

Im using with the iRig Mic Cast Microphone with my iPhone 4 and going to upload to Libsyn so that I can podcast on the move!

This is a must-have app for me. I use it for all of my Leaders In Worship podcasts as well as other voiceovers. Awesome job with this app guys!

This podcaster is about to toss Adobe Audition, and sell PR40 and just use this app and Apogee mic. yeah, its that good.

Recently, Ive been recording my podcasts with bossjock on my iPhone -- using the headset/mic that came with the iPhone. Sounds better than the many mics and various software I have tried before.Perhaps one day I will have a real studio, but for now this works great for me.

This app still is very very voice over friendly and easy to use I love the way you can now disable the compression that ios does by default. Its made my recordings a lot better.

This rocks!!!!

It really unlocks iPhones mic potencial. It would be perfect if Bossjock could control Cameras audio recording. Please!

Very easy to use. Sound quality is great also! Love this app!

Since I cant delete the last post, I"m editing it with this one. Once I was able to find a tutorial from iPad365, I"m able to figure out how to use this app.

1st app youll like if you like to podcast

I never knew Internet broadcasting could be so easy! I love being able to choose what songs I like and talk with the song in the background. It inspires me and all I need to do now is find more places to record and blabber on.

I have got to tell this app is awesome. I am a total newbie and it is a dream. I was looking for something to do a podcast with as well as mixing music on the fly. This fits the bill, plus support on questions from Bossjock….rate it a 10 would go higher if I could. Check it and give it a try you will life!

I am sure the coder knows how to work the program but the ordinary user will be totally lost. I want a refund.

I use this for my podcast... After Hours with Chef Puz. Works great and definitely worth the $10. I recommend.

I honestly dont get what some of these people are complaining about. Ive been a GarageBand user for a couple of years, but after I bought an iPad I decided I wanted an app that would make it easy to do on-the-go podcasting while traveling light. BossJock fit the bill perfectly, and at $10 its a steal. Im not a musician, audiophile, or engineer, just a DIY podcast and web journalist guy, and even I was able to figure out how to set up and use BossJock within about ten minutes. After that, I bought an iRig Pro and directional microphone, plugged it in (you CAN use your devices microphone by the way) and started playing around by loading up carts with drops, stingers, and music to play in real time, laying multiple tracks and ultimately editing and exporting it all. Seriously, this is ridiculously easy, and unless youre looking for a powerhouse high-end audio editing software suite then BossJock will suit your needs perfectly: Youve got plug and play mic support, plus you can record your Skype calls or phone interviews, do quick editing and set basic settings for ducking, etc., export support to multiple services in multiple audio formats, and even the files arent very big once youre done and finish them up. And remember, you dont have to publish this stuff immediately. You can always just upload the file to dropbox for download and editing in another program later. Buy this if youre looking to travel light and do run and gun podcasting production with your iPad or iPhone out in the field. If youre more interested in high-end broadcast professional commercial production, then give this a pass and stay in your home studio.

This App is amazing for the podcaster with the "9 to 5" job. This gives you a professional tool to produce shows on the go! My show would not be nearly as good without this app!

Four and a half, really. Nearly perfect: see below. I’m an old radio guy. I understand carts (cartridges) and microphones and mixing boards. Bossjock Studio has taken this setup and managed to squeeze it into the confines of the iPhone, and done it with clarity and simplicity. You preload background music, intros, outros, bumpers, sound effects, interviews, and play each as needed with the push of a button. Want to duck (lower the volume) of your background music? Easy. Just hold the mic button and the music obligingly slides out of the way. It’s a radio station production studio in 4” of space. Astounding. Settings are provided for the amount and time of ducking. Levels are easily controlled. Carts can be set to end or fade out. Import from iTunes, Dropbox, more. Audiobus is onboard. Is it everything you could ask? Almost. I’d have two requests. First I’d like to be able to play two carts at once. Say I’m playing background music (ducked) and talking into the mic. I’d like to be able to bring in a stinger or sound effect. Perhaps press and hold on the second cart could play that sound without replacing the first. UPDATE! YOU CAN! YOU CAN!! One doesn’t duck the other (near as I can tell) but you can have one cart running and “superimpose” another on it. Brilliant. One down. Four and three-quarters stars! :) Second request is much more important. Monitoring includes the foldback on the voice. That is, you hear your own microphone on a slight delay. This is a huge distraction and a real problem. I don’t know if it’s a hardware limitation, but either direct monitoring of the mic should be allowed, or let the mic be muted in the mix. I can always pop one headphone off an ear and hear myself. I’d love to see this fixed in the next update. But overall, this is one of the best-designed, most elegant apps of any kind I’ve seen, a truly brilliant job of packing a full podcast setup into iPhone or iPad. If you’re interested in on-the-fly audio production (it can do a lot more), this might be the best $10 you spend this year.