Ferrite Recording Studio vs Lexis Audio Editor

Ferrite Recording Studio

Figure	Ferrite Recording Studio	Lexis Audio Editor
Price from	Free	—
Free plan	Yes	—
Free trial	—	—
Open source	—	—
Windows	—	Yes
macOS	—	Yes
iOS	Yes	Yes
Android	—	Yes
Plans published	4	2
Spec score · Audio Editing Software	8.2 (#37)	7.3 (#109)
Spec score · Audio editors for voice	8.2 (#7)	7.5 (#8)
Editing	The editor supports up to 32 tracks, non-destructive edits, undo and redo, automatic ducking and silence removal.	Editing tools include cut, copy, paste, trim, silence insertion, fades, and recording or importing into an existing file.
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Noise reduction	Yes	Yes
Privacy	Wooji Juice says it does not access app users’ created or stored documents, and that anonymous usage information, when gathered, is not linked to or used to identify users.	The privacy policy says recorded files are stored locally at the user's selected location; it says data sent to its AI filtering cloud service is encrypted and not saved on the AI server.
Purpose	Ferrite records and edits multitrack audio for podcasts, radio journalism, lectures, speeches, voice-overs and other professional voice production.	Lexis Audio Editor creates new audio recordings or edits audio files and saves them in a selected audio format.
Support	The maker offers an in-app User Guide, online guide, tutorial videos and email support; its guide and customer support are available in English.	The site provides tutorials, FAQs, and help pages for Android, Windows, and iOS.
Supported platforms	iOS (iPhone and iPad)	Android, Windows, iOS, macOS

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