Lecture, Brilliant Ideas? Record Them With Your iPod or iPhone

Do you have an iPod or an iPhone? Have you ever wondered what apps there are for recording? Recording audio with iPod and iPhone is relatively simple with a couple of products. There is an application called voice memos and another that is made by Belkin. One other that is worth mentioning is by Polar Bear Farm LTD. These systems work well and have gotten some really good reviews. Which will fit your needs?

Polar Bear Farm LTD, manufactures a gizmo for the iPhone and iPod, where the user can record vocals and messages. The screen is quite large and simple to use. Most people are impressed with the static free and clear capacity that it possesses. The capacity to record closely as well as recording signals that are far away.

The screen for this item doesn't have to be on. It can still record simultaneously with or without the screen. This item is able to be in use for an extended amount of time, making it great for courses or lectures that you want remember. The sound is clear without interference, so that when playing it back, the voices and sounds will be intelligible.

The memo app is readily downloadable. This feature will appear as a mic picture on the screen. Just the tap of a finger will highlight the program and a full screen will come up. Users will see a classic microphone as well as a screen underneath.

The screen underneath the microphone features a little voltage meter icon and one for stop/play. To get it working, users will simply tap the pause button in order to start the recording. When it comes to turning it off, one can easily touch the black button.

Maintaining the meter in the "safe zone" is one of the best ways to make sure that the quality of the recording doesn't suffer. If the meter hits the red it signifies that you run the risk of distortion. The meter allows people to continue recording in high quality. The screen is readily viewable and it is easy to see where needle is on the VU meter.

The application is simple to play, delete and even experiment after the recording has been done. If the recording is more lengthy than needed, one is able to crop it to size. Surprisingly enough, there are ways to add a recording to an email or blog. There are many ways to adapt and alter how sounds are recorded to suit the situation.

Recording audio with iPod and iPhone, is available in a few different apps and products. Buyers are able to choose different programs to consider what they prefer. A shopper will probably choose an application with a particular feature that matches their likes and dislikes. This software can render the making of a recording easy and enjoyable. Downloading an app and checking it out can aid the user in determining the sound quality, features and advantages it has.


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Bruce has been a recordist and musician for over 25 years. Through this experience he has become an audio expert offering advice to other musicians interested in recording. Here's a link for microphones, for the iPhone or iPod at his online shop.