Recordium's intuitive user interface, smooth playback, and multiple options for customizing the size and quality of the recordings using various compression algorithms are among the features that make this app an essential tool for everybody, especially students, journalists and musicians.
Recordium Special Features:
Highlight the Audio
- Highlight important parts of the track while recording or during playback
- Edit the highlighted parts on the touchable waveform easily
Annotations
- Tag recordings with as many tags as you desire
- Add multiple notes to various parts of the track
- Attach pictures to any part of the track (from the camera or device gallery)
- Preview your annotations through a single tap
- Move annotations through the track easily
- Edit or delete annotations’ contents with a single tap
Editing Tools
- Trim/cut any unnecessary parts of your recordings
- Snip any part of a track and create a new file
- Delete any part, even from the middle of a track
High Quality Recording
- 3 adjustable sampling rates (8, 22, 44.1 kHz) to manage the size and quality of the recording
- 4 different recording formats : WAV, CAF, AIFF, MP4
- Special MP4 Compression format : (e.g. record 1 hour in less than 30MB)
Powerful Recording
- Record and playback in the background
- Pause while recording
- Interruption protection enables you to continue recording after answering a phone call
- Auto-Save ensures that you never lose any recording
- Record all you need with no time limit on recording
- Enhanced recording volume to better capture voices from far distances
- Auto-Pause decreases file sizes by skipping conversation gaps
Powerful File Sharing
- Upload your recordings to Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote and other cloud apps
- Email your recordings directly from Recordium
- Transfer your recordings to your computer using Wi-Fi Sync
- iTunes file sharing
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Comments and Reviews
Recordium app is a combined audio editor and recorder that lets you upload files to Dropbox, Drive, Evernote and more automatically. It’s easy ability to annotate, mark up and highlight recordings is good, so in a half-hour lecture you can note that certain sections are more relevant than others, or add your extra reactions. You can record in aiff, wav, caf or mp4, and speed up or slow down sections too.