RECINDX turns an iPhone into a proper field recorder: four tracks, audio interface support, and a workflow that matches how location sound actually happens — REC the takes, INDX the keepers, MIX the balance, SEND the result.
RECINDX on iPhone — REC · INDX · MIX · SEND.
Record up to four tracks at once — ambience on one pair, spot mics on the rest. LINK pairs two channels into a stereo track.
Plug in a USB interface and RECINDX picks up its channels directly — from a single mic preamp to a multichannel rig.
Mark the good takes as they happen. When the session ends, the keepers are already sorted from the rest — no scrubbing through an hour of audio at the desk.
Balance the tracks right on the phone — levels and pans — before anything leaves the field.
Export the mix or the individual tracks and send them onward — AirDrop, Files, or straight into your edit.
Recordings made with RECINDX drop neatly into a SOUNDINDX library on the Mac — record in the field, index, then shape and deliver in the studio.
RECINDX is in active development and free to use through TestFlight while in beta. The feedback of working recordists decides what gets built next — tell us what confused you, what broke, and what you missed.