🎙️🎧🎛️ Audio Recorder & Recording Studio Roadmap#421
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Does anyone ever use ‘Quick Recorder’?
The key value of Quick Recorder is that it lets you choose the input device, such as a connected USB microphone. On iOS, input device selection is not allowed while input monitoring is enabled, which makes this a major difference from Recording Studio(it has input monitoring).
As Recording Studio becomes more advanced in the future, Quick Recorder will stand out as the recording option for everyone — simple, accessible, and with no learning curve.
Doesn’t it go after the one that was plugged in last?
In recording studio I use a splitter. So I plug my guitar in to the input side, and then on the output side, I plug in my headphones.
Also, maybe you should keep the recording studio as it is and just make a new module for the new recording studio that will have all of the new additions.
That’s right. Recording Studio follows iOS’s own behavior and always uses the most recently connected input device. Audio Recorder, on the other hand, lets the user switch devices manually.
Yes. I will first make the necessary improvements to Recording Studio, including support for multiple audio inputs and more real-time effects.
As for the new features we discussed — Auto-Tune, a metronome, and keyboard support — they should come together as a new module for music production.
Yes. And can you please make recording studio not pop-up because it’s small I feel like it would be more roomy and user friendly?
Recording Studio will be redesigned and turned into a top-level feature, just like Audio Editor and Vocal Separator.
Its name may be changed to Studio Recorder or Music Studio. I’m not completely sure whether “Music Studio” is the right name, though, because I’ll also be adding some features suitable for podcast production.
I think you should keep the name, Recording Studio, because it could be used for other purposes other then music.