Posted December 15, 2021, 07:20
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You are probably not going to put a feature film on your iPhone, but you might if you wanted.These video and audio editors for iPhone and iPad compete with mac those.
Whoever said that the iPad was intended for media consumption rather than productive work should sit and have a drink.Without wanting to criticize Mac's abilities in this area, iPad - and iPhone - are capable, solid and pleasant to use for audio and video editing.
In addition, of course, nothing is as portable as an iPhone, and few objects also accompany you constantly.Thus, to capture audio, record sounds of places or note a song that comes to mind on the train, the iPhone is the king.
You will not get studio quality recordings in the metro, and you will not have a finished audio song, but this is where these publishers come into play.
The list of video or audio editors on the App Store is not endless, but bring sandwiches if you want to scroll them all.The problem with such a range is that superb publishers get lost in the flow.
So here are Appleinsider's recommendations.This is the cream of the cream and, while you read these lines, we will wait in the forums that you make us part of everything we missed.
Audio editors
We cover audio and video editors at the same time because in practice, you will do this job at the same time.This may interest you: what you need to know about the new iPhone 13.So much so that practically all video editing applications offer at least one rudimentary audio assembly.
Nevertheless, whether you intend to settle for audio for your podcast or work on the narration of a film, it is best to use separate and dedicated audio publishers.
Garageband
Garageband, Apple software, is intended for musical creation and, generally, when it comes to saying, it shows how to add instruments or voices.See the article: Windows 11: You can install it on unlikely equipment, but it's a bad idea!.However, alongside all these options, there is an extremely powerful audio editor.
It takes time to learn it, but if you already use Garageband as a musician, it rewards this effort by becoming a unique tool for you.
Ferrite Recording Studio
It is generally on this point that the Appleinsider podcast is published.For an example, listen to our episode where we interviewed Canis, the ferrite developer.See also: the iPhone 13: the biggest market share of Apple in Europe.
For assembly, it is best to use ferrite on an iPad, while for recording, the iPhone version is particularly practical.But this is the same application on the two platforms, which means that you have a multi -ist audio editor regardless of the device you use.It is a shame that there is also no mac version.
En lien avec cet article :La version bêta d'iOS 15.2 : les remplacements d'écran iPhone 13 ne cassent pas Face IDDownloading Ferritis Recording Studio is free, but you will have to pay the in-app up to Ferrite Pro, which costs $ 29.99.Indeed, the free version is limited in terms of recording duration and number of tracks.
Video editing applications
You cannot get Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro on iPad or iPhone, and you do not pretend to be able to replace them.However, among the options available, some are so powerful that you will regret not having them on Mac.
Clips
This is not a video editor that you want to see on MacOS Monterey.But it is an Apple free video editor you want if you just need to make an extremely fast video.
It is extremely fast both in the way it is quick to produce, and how your videos must be short.It is intended for these short films on social media, these few seconds where you film something for your friends and your family.
Consequently, the properly said editing functions are limited.But it is longer to add effects before sharing the video with the whole world.
iMovie
Imovie, Apple's free software, is a more serious video editor, and it is available both on Mac and on iPad.At first glance and perhaps for most users, there is no significant difference between the two.And the advantage is that they are similar enough for you to learn one, you have practically learned the other.
However, there are differences and, for the most part, it means that imitation on iOS is weaker than on mac.On the iPad and the iPhone, it's like Apple had lightened Imovie.
They did it well, but they lightened it.Thus, for example, while you will always be able to insert transitions between the scenes of your video, the iPad offers you fewer options.
You can also run fairly quickly to the general limits of Imovie.Neither on the iPad nor on the Mac, you cannot slide more than two video clips one on top of the other, for example.
Lumafusion
Just take it.This is the one you want, and this is the application you want to see on Mac.It costs $ 30, about $ 30 more than all the others mentioned here.
But if you use it for a while, you will start wondering if there is no way to pay them more money, you like it as you like.(There is one: the company offers a subscription separately from $ 9.99/month to obtain stock images, which it calls StoryBlocks).
En lien avec cet article :Fonctionnalités Android: de nouvelles mises à jour prévues par Google pour la fin d'annéeWhat is the strength of lumafusion is that this is a complete and multi -picked video editor.You can drag several video clips on top of each other, and you can also make a large number of assemblies and audio productions.
It’s good enough for most lumafusion users probably nothing else.However, it is also powerful enough for you to use it for the online assembly, then transfer the video to Final Cut Pro when you are back on a Mac.
This possibility of transfer to final cut pro requires a single additional purchase which costs $ 19.99.
Adobe Premiere Rush
So you can't get Adobe Premiere on the iPad or iPhone, but you can get Rush.This is a video editor for iPhone and iPad that may be more familiar to first users.
It certainly works with this office application, since the videos made on Rush can be sent to first pro.But it also works as an autonomous video editor.
More than a publisher, it is also designed to record videos.Once you have recorded the video, either from an external source like the camera application of your iPhone, or from Rush, you have many mounting options.
You can use several video tracks, and the first times you use it, Rush offers you a large number of guides on its features.
Rush can be downloaded for free from the App Store.Adobe would like you to go further and subscribe to an in-app subscription from $ 4.99 per month, which allows you to get animated titles, as well as audio and video files.