Ambrosia ships WireTap Studio

Thanks for the heads up OldBoy - I can confirm a problem with scheduling in WTS.

If you create a new session, then schedule all in one session, then it will not record at the scheduled time.

However, if you create a session, save it, re-open it, and then schedule it, it should work just fine.

Sorry for the inconvenience. This will be addressed in the next update.

I've downloaded the trail and it seems very powerful and friendly, but I can only make it automatically schedule recordings if i tick the 'Daily' box,, If I go for the 'one time' scheduled event or weekly option it never starts,, anybody else had the same problem or am I being a complete numpty?

( I do have licenced copy of WireTap pro on the same machine but I wouldn't have thought that was affecting it...?)

You can cross-grade for a rather heavily discounted rate of just $30 from AHP or Fission. WireTap Studio can do things that the aforementioned combo cannot, such as live preview, lossless master recording, realtime file format/compression setting changes, and so on.

If I didn't already have Audio Hijack Pro + Fission, I'd definitely check this out. I don't see enough reason to cross-grade, though.

Michael Simmons of Ambrosia demoed WireTap Studio last night for our MUG (CapMac--Austin, TX) and I must say that it is the real deal. It's pretty rare that a software demo blows me away, but this one definitely did.

It looks like a solid winner. I just bought my upgrade ($30) from Wiretap Pro and the editor is absolutely amazing. There are videos on the site to give you an idea of how many truly useful features there are in this very reasonably priced app. Tonight I've set up some unattended recording from iTunes streaming radio that'll be waiting for me in the morning. Ambrosia rocks!

Oh - not to steal thunder but TUAW has missed a really important audio software release. Ardour 2.1 was released with full native OSX support (X-11 Free). For those of you who don't know Ardour it is a free and opensource DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) similar in many ways to ProTools but a lot cooler (in my opinion).

Check it out at http://www.ardour.org

TWO non-iPhone posts in a row? You're dropping the ball, Erica Sadun