Recorder

It's aight. It is very easy and simple to use. As straightforward as it could be to use and controls are a simple layout as well. That all being said. that's about it, don't expect anything other than press play, record, end, save, done. Nothing more than an audio notepad basically. Though there is nothing wrong with that as that is what its intent is, I just mean you certainly can't go and use this app to record your next album on that's for sure. Though I would certainly listen to one that had

this app works fairly well easy to use but it does this stupid thing where you can't record unless you turn notifications on. I hate being bothered by notifications, I don't want notifications , they are annoying as hell. so I'm constantly having to turn them on and immediately shut them off after I record. I will look for an app that doesn't have mandatory notifications.

I use this app because it's free, and launches fast for capturing audio samples. For example; practicing on small guitar amps, or acoustic, even an electric guitar without an amp. Records surprisingly well, and clear without interruptions from other apps(except incoming calls). However, the compression, and noise gate can squash out ambient room acoustics, or truncating sustained notes when left to fade out. On the + side, it has really good headroom despite not having a manual input gain.