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    Question Using iPad as a Field Recorder

    I've seen some apps for recording (I'm using iPad 3) and it seems they're designed for note taking or writing. Can anyone recommend an app to record ambient sounds, crowds, etc. and be able to transfer it to a desktop as a wave or mp3 file using iTunes or whatever?
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    There are plenty of audio recording apps in the app store. Each has it's own set of features so it's best to search the app store for the best fit. There are also add-on microphones to improve the sound compared to the built-in mic. Some plug into the dock connector and others via the headset jack. I have not tried any of these.
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    Evernote will record audio, along with photos and text. Might be what you are looking for, or not.

    If you are going to recored a lot of audio you might need a paid account; but the plus side is that it automatically syncs to the desktop version via the internet. No need for manual transfer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by twerppoet
    Evernote will record audio, along with photos and text. Might be what you are looking for, or not.

    If you are going to recored a lot of audio you might need a paid account; but the plus side is that it automatically syncs to the desktop version via the internet. No need for manual transfer.
    That reminds me of one I have on my iPhone that records the file straight to Dropbox. It is called DropVox.
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    Thank you! I think I've settled on WavePad but, I'll give DropVox a try as well!


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