Studio Recorder-Voice Memo Pro

Capture a thought, record a conversation, or keep your lecture notes in audio. Studio Recorder brings voice recording and an organized audio library together in a simple Android app.

RECORD FOR THE MOMENT
Choose a recording preset for interviews, lectures, meetings, music, podcasts, or voice memos. Start recording, pause when you need a break, then resume and save your session. A live waveform and elapsed timer help you follow your recording.

CHOOSE YOUR AUDIO QUALITY
Select Voice Focus, High, or Studio quality before you record. See the sample rate, bitrate, and mono or stereo setting for your selection. Voice Focus uses a lower bitrate for spoken notes, while Studio selects a higher bitrate and stereo capture. Recording quality and stereo support depend on your device's microphones.

KEEP YOUR RECORDINGS ORGANIZED
Create folders for work, study, interviews, or personal ideas. Move a recording into a folder from the library or its details screen. Filter your library by folder, see recording counts, and rename recordings so they are easier to recognize later.

Rename folders as your projects change. Deleting a folder keeps its recordings and moves them to Unfiled.

FIND AND LISTEN
Search by recording name, folder, or saved location text. Play your recordings, pause playback, and adjust playback speed when reviewing your audio.

REMEMBER WHERE YOU RECORDED
With your permission, Studio Recorder can use available location information to name a recording with a nearby address and time. A saved location label appears with the recording when available. You can rename the recording at any time, and microphone recording does not require location permission.

FOR EVERYDAY VOICE RECORDING
Keep spoken ideas, study material, meeting audio, and personal reminders together. Saved audio stays in the app's local storage on your device.

Microphone permission is required to record. Location permission is optional. Address labels depend on location availability and your device's address lookup service. The app contains ads.