Field Recorder v2.12.2
Requirements: Android 2.3.3+
Overview: Unfold the potential of your microphones: concert recording, dictation, bugging,
Record music events, telephone calls, interviews, meetings, lectures, voice messages.
From high-definition stereo recordings to basic wide-band quality. Instantly after recording, send e.g. your interview to your broadcasting team, your concert recording to your friends, or a letter to your secretary.
FEATURES
The Field Recorder provides easy-to-use presets for standard tasks like dictation or concert recording. However, it is actually designed for professional use as it provides 50 options to customize it to the given recording device and situation.
Supports the standard wav recording format with various sampling rates, mono and stereo, and recording from an external microphone.
Up to 4 seconds pre- and post recording. You won't miss any important stuff even if you are too late at the start button.
Auto start, stop, and continue, depending on loudness. The control signal can be filtered independently to optimize it for voices.
High-precision stereo audio engine with minimum-phase shelving equalizers and stereo balance correction to compensate for flaws of the microphones. Also with recording booster, configurable limiter, soft clipping, and monitoring.
Recording and playing of wav files up to the absolute maximum of 4GB, which is 6h45m@stereo/44.1kHz or 37 hours@mono/16kHz. When recording, automatic stop at 4GB and even seamless restart of a new file is available (activate auto start with a low threshold).
High-definition monitor and wav player with automatic volume maximizer, silent and audible fast-forward and fast-rewind, and low-latency random access to any play position via progress bar.
Stores recordings internally or on any chosen SD card (even if you have two or more SD cards installed). Default is SD card. Optionally makes recorded files visible to your favorite player.
More than 1300 colors available for the metallic-brushed skin! Also, you choose left-hand operation, the button size, and your favorite color for the display.
Optimized for Jelly Bean (Android 4.2.1, API 17) and supporting down to Gingerbread (Android 2.3.3, API 10).
GETTING STARTED
Start with the presets which you select by touching "Factory". Then choose the various inputs (touch "In:MicA"). If you activate "Monitor", use headphones to avoid an acoustic feedback loop. Check without creating audio files, just by pressing the recording button, which activates the level meters. In the LCD you see a date/time string as the potential file name.
Consider the following hints:
- Touching "CLIP" resets clip LEDs, touching the meter opens its configuration menu
- The peak amplitude is different from the start/stop control signal
- Play back uses the PlayLimiter and ignores the Monitor switch, so monitoring can be deactivated during recording
- Active auto start overrules pressing the pause button, and combined with "new file" might quickly produce lots of short recordings
- The auto start/stop control signal filter with 1.5kHz is optimized for speech. 750Hz are better with high-frequency environmental noise, 3k reduces low-frequency influence
- Soft Clipping is active above -3dB
- Limiting and Soft Clipping work only if Boost is greater than 0dB
- Overwrite and Append change existing recordings (warning can be switched on/off)
- A modified preset is shown in the LCD display in gray
- Recording Boost above 20dB might produce hardware feedback loop caused by the weakness of the phone power supply
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.pfitzinger.rec
Download Instructions:
http://uploaded.net/file/pjbvp4rv
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