Handily, one of the best features is the ability to add text, images, or markers inside the recording. It has new iOS features like 3D Touch on newer Apple devices so you can record from your Home screen. You can set this in the app to remind you at that time, to start recording the lecture. So maybe you always need to record your Discreet Mathematics lecture, every day at 10am. For instance, you can set up a recording reminder. Cost: $2.99 (More features via in app purchase)ģ60 Writer – Audio Recorder is a handy tool that has some useful features not present in others.Notable features: Audio Boost to more clearly hear muted audio sources.Recording formats: WAV (M4A via in app purchase).Device support: iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch.Lastly, this also supports Apple Watch to record straight from your wrist. This helps reduce background noise, and amplify voices for those that talk quietly, or are far away from the mic. It doesn’t support iCloud Drive but you can sync all of your files to a linked Dropbox account which could even be more ubiquitous and allow more accessibility.Īnother notable feature is Audio Boost. You can choose which quality to record in, however if you want M4A support, you must purchase it via in-app purchase. Inside the app there is limited organizational features aside from custom names for the files. It has a relatively low barrier to entry, with most features coming in for the single $1.99 purchase price. It has a wealth of features, though a UI that is a bit dark and skeuomorphic for today’s design aesthetic. Voice Recorder HD is a really great voice recording app. Record from your Apple Watch, or while taking notes in split screen on iPad. Automatically syncs all files via iCloud Drive. Use 3D Touch to record right from the home screen. Notable features: Most clean and modern UI.Device support: iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac.You just don’t get to have much configurability. What I am really saying is, for the casual user this may be the best app. So you can use that to create and view your recordings as well. On the Mac, they have a separate app available. So you can actually create recordings from your wrist. What is also handy, is that the iOS app includes iPad, and Apple Watch support. So you record, and it shows up on your iPad and Mac without you having to lift a finger. That makes it available instantly on any device you own. You remove it from the app, you remove it from iCloud Drive. Instead of simply storing files locally, it saves everything on the fly to iCloud Drive. You can use the app in split screen, while taking notes alongside. It features 3D Touch on iPhone 6s to start recording right from the home screen.
Just Press Record also takes advantage of the newest features in iOS and the Apple ecosystem. When you buy the app you get everything out of the box. You don’t have a bunch of in-app purchases either. You just get high quality M4A (AAC) audio files. The app doesn’t mess around with different recording formats, or qualities. What do you do? You literally, just press record. So simple, there isn’t even a settings menu. There is something about how dead simple this app is. That honor gets bestowed upon Just Press Record. While Recorder Plus is a fantastic app, has a wealth of professional features, it isn’t always my go-to app when I need to make a recording. Cost: Free (Pro features available via in app purchase).Get the app for free, and purchase only features you will use. Notable features: Many overall features.Sharing: Share Sheet, email (multiple at once), Box, Dropbox, Wi-Fi, Web dev, Google Drive, FTP, Sugar Sync, and Skydive.Recording formats: MP3, MP4, CAF, WAV, M4A, AAC.That is one thing I expect these days in any app that is password protected, however not many others include password protection, let alone Touch ID, so it isn’t as if this is behind the competition. While it does offer the ability to lock the app and protect your recording, it doesn’t support Touch ID. When you playback your recordings, you can change the speed, as well as trim them if need be. Inside the app it offers decent organizational options such as custom file names and folders. There are 8 cloud drives you can tie into to store your files as well. The wealth of features here is fantastic. But on the flip side, if you purchase everything, it winds up being the most expensive option on the list. So you don’t have to pay for extraneous options. On one side, it allows you to try the app, then unlock only features you would use. This can be good and bad, depending on how you look at it. The app itself is free, with a huge variety of features available as in app purchases. The UI is modern, if not a bit cluttered at times. Recorder Plus is my recommendation for best professional recording app.
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