Recommendations for iOS recording apps?
- Bach5G
- Posts: 2874
- Joined: Apr 07, 2018
Does anyone have any advice re: iOS recording apps?
I’m looking for simplicity. I’m not interested in a home recording studio, just something dead simple to set up and use to record lessons and/or practice sessions using my phone or my MacBook.
I’m looking for simplicity. I’m not interested in a home recording studio, just something dead simple to set up and use to record lessons and/or practice sessions using my phone or my MacBook.
- Matthias
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Jul 31, 2022
If you also want video, I can highly recommend the Blackmagic app.
One of the biggest advantage for me is that the recordings are not automatically synced with the system library because I automatically back them up.
If you only want audio, I've had good experiences with GarageBand, which even allows you to make multitrack recordings.
If it has to be really simple, the internal voice memo app also works.
One of the biggest advantage for me is that the recordings are not automatically synced with the system library because I automatically back them up.
If you only want audio, I've had good experiences with GarageBand, which even allows you to make multitrack recordings.
If it has to be really simple, the internal voice memo app also works.
- nelson31
- Posts: 116
- Joined: Jul 05, 2018
Voice Memo on an iPhone can yield pretty good recordings when placed in a good spot in the room. Stereo recording, easy to use and edit.
If it has to be on a Mac/macbook, Audacity is free and easy enough to use.
If it has to be on a Mac/macbook, Audacity is free and easy enough to use.
- Bach5G
- Posts: 2874
- Joined: Apr 07, 2018
It turns out Voice Memo disappeared from my phone ages ago.
I reloaded it and will be giving it a try.
I reloaded it and will be giving it a try.
- BarryDaniels
- Posts: 59
- Joined: Nov 11, 2023
Check out Dolby On. It is as simple as it gets and makes decent recordings. I use it to record our band for later solo practice.