Great app but need some features urgently!
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I purchased the Pro Pack hoping to use Hokusai as a mobile alternative to Adobe Audition for editing audio on the go. I've enjoyed using the app, but there are two limitations that have made it difficult for me to fully incorporate it into my workflow:
1. Audio clips cannot be freely dragged and repositioned on the timeline. The only workaround I've found is adding silence to create spacing, which is cumbersome and time-consuming.
2. It’s missing volume envelopes. For working on the go, I don’t care for advanced automation features. But volume envelopes is indispensable.
I would be very grateful if you could consider adding these features in a future update. Since I've already invested in the Pro Pack, I'd love to make Hokusai a bigger part of my audio-editing workflow.
Thank you.
Response from developer
Hello! It sounds like you’re looking for a very different kind of audio editor to Hokusai. Fortunately, we make one of those too! It’s called Ferrite Recording Studio, it supports moving clips around on a timeline and volume automation envelopes and many other features, and you can find it in the App Store. There’s also a comparison guide on our website, to help figure out which of Hokusai and Ferrite is right for you. Hope that helps!
bad interface
easy to immediately record audio and stop
without having so many prompts to click
Great software!
Furchtbar
Best Phone Audio Editor!!!!
No silence trimming
Purchased
long time fan!
Doesn't Work
Sensational
Near Perfect!
Perfect
More features.
Annoying garbage.
Love it
The snapping is horrible
Why can’t you make separate clips in one track like Audacity?
It so hard when your code snaps every without nonlinear or free flow audio snapping.
Audio snapping is ruining my mastering.
And why can’t you implement an AI waveform snapping where it matches the waveform to another track maybe one below is assigned to be or match the waveform above it.
If it’s a different waveform as a stem use the original unaltered stem and track to that waveform to make the stem match where that stem is compared to the others to make each steam match correctly.
When I do it manually each track doesn’t want to move where I want it to and theres phase distortion due to the track snapping to a set position when I don’t what it to do that.
This app is unintuitive and hard to work with. The rigid “clip snapping” does not allow for precise alignment of tracks.
Please make ways around this.
Please allow for An AI, with an option to match the waveform to what track and pressing the track asking sure if you want to match the current waveform to this say and press yes.
And it will match the waveform to the track, if it doesn’t match in bitrate or speed-
it will apply all the advanced features of methods to change any known differences in each track to apply to the track you what to change or alter.
This is for if the track you want to move is a tape recording or a very damaged track.
ADD CLIPPING BACK
Omg I am crying!!!
Almost perfect
1. Add mute / solo buttons the tracks headers! This is crucial for any multitrack audio editor.
2. Add the effects tab (“more…”) to the track headers (context menu of the wrench button) as well. Right now, this is only applicable to selections that are made to the waveforms. It is cumbersome and unnecessary to select the entire waveform at its length, in order to apply an effect to the track itself (e.g. to normalise it).
3. Regarding the selection tool, the left and right handles (blue dots) are quite misplaced. They cover up the centre of the waveform, right where we need to see it when we want to precisely set the selection borders. No precision possible this way, more of a guesswork instead.
Five stars guaranteed, if you manage to overcome these flaws. And by the way…thanks a ton for offering a one-time purchase! You wouldn’t have seen any money from me for a subscription model. ;)
Response from developer
Thanks for your feedback! You can mute/unmute tracks in Hokusai by double-tapping on the volume dial. If you’re zoomed out on a project, double-tapping a track will select all of it, making it quick and easy to select it all, to apply an effect (if you’re zoomed in, it’ll select the part you can see — triple tap to select everything, on or off the screen). Hope that helps!
