Five high-quality Android voice recorders
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Five high-quality Android voice recorders
If you are a frequent flyer of the on-the-go business set,rnyou know having the right tools to do your job is a make or break deal. Thernability to quickly and easily record voice memos falls into that must-haverncategory for many. Even though Android does have a built-in voice recorder, it’srnnot always the best tool for the job. If you do a search of voice recordingrnapps, you’ll come up with a large number of results. So I’ve narrowed the listrnto five outstanding apps that will help you record and organize your memos,rnmeetings, and notes.
Note: This gallery is also available as an article.
Dictomate
Dictomate is a handy tool for those who don’trnwant to have to dig through their app drawer or even bother to launch an app tornrecord. With this quick-access widget, you can record memos without a singlerntap. Dictomate records in real-time portable MP3 format. It has a VU meter,rnallows you to edit filenames, and has a bookmarking feature so you can quicklyrnget to sections of a recording. You can bookmark as you record, so you don’trnhave to go back and listen through the entire recording to add bookmarks.
Dictomate
Once you’ve recorded the memo (or meeting), you can startrnthe recording from the beginning or from any one of the bookmarks by tappingrnthe play button. The quality of recording is outstanding (even with backgroundrnnoise). You’ll find a free version and a paid version ($4.11 USD). The paid versionrnadds an equalizer, sharing, pause playback with auto-backspace, and much more.
Voice Recorder (by MobiStored)
Voice Recorder is for those whorndepend upon a voice recorder for more than just reminders to pick up milk.rn(Google Now is much better for that anyway.) With Voice Recorder, you not onlyrnget a solid recording tool, you’ll enjoy easy categorization, clear sound (evenrnfrom a distance), customizable file prefix name, a customizable default savernfolder, among other things. The quality of Voice Recorder is quite good and thernability to categorize recordings makes organization a breeze.
Voice Recorder (by Mamoru Tokashiki)
This Voice Recorder is unique in that itrnallows you to easily record memos (with a no-frills interface) and then savernthe memo or save and share the memo. It offers timer recording, an easy accessrnwidget, the ability to set recordings as ringtones and edit titles, and more.
Tape-a-Talk
Thernquality of Tape-a-Talk is probably up there with the best memo recorders forrnsmartphones. If clarity of recording is what you’re looking for, this should bernone of the first apps you try.
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