TapeMachine Recorder

Great! Works great. I'm impressed by the audio quality, but perhaps that's as much my hardware as this software. Anyway, the app works great and is very easy to use. The ability to "share" recordings up to Dropbox makes getting the recordings onto my desktop for editing a snap. Very useful.

Great recorder! Love the interface. Love the auto-gain feature. I wish it could hand input from the headphone/headset jack though.

Bad App I paid for full version, but it doesn't work at all. It lets you record only once. The free version I guess works better than paid version

Is this the best recorder?... I needed something better than the stock application supplied with my Galaxy S2. After many, many hours (days?) of researching, installing then deleting apps I decided to take the plunge & go for this one. Did I get the best one? Who can say... what I can say for sure is that this app does everything (and some) that I require. It's never let me down and I'm not looking for another recorder. Highly recommended. Hope this helped.

Use it every day Great for recording ideas with guitar, piano & vocals. You can easily edit together good takes for a refined track

Good Utility A single track singer/songwriter guitar and vocals- single-take of an idea. Worked nice with piano/vocal too. Clean sound, occasional glitch with CPU load on a Galaxy Nexus.

very good Everything works best and the mp3 codec is very easy installable from out of the app.

never ppl don't waste your money on this I'm begging u. keep the 2.99 or w.e. it is this is a complete waste of time money everything!

Best in class keeps raising the bar! OMG sweet! Thanks for the continued rapid pace of feature development! And its rock solid stable! I can finally give somethin 5stars!!

Unexplained Permissions... Once again we have an app with access to somewhat dangerous permissions like creating network sockets which could be used to upload data to a remote server. And the ever invasive ability to read phone state. I'm assuming read phone and identity is used for pausing the recording if a phone call comes through, but yet I just don't get the full internet access and would like it explained like it always should be please?

Great! Works great. I'm impressed by the audio quality, but perhaps that's as much my hardware as this software. Anyway, the app works great and is very easy to use. The ability to "share" recordings up to Dropbox makes getting the recordings onto my desktop for editing a snap. Very useful.

Great recorder! Love the interface. Love the auto-gain feature. I wish it could hand input from the headphone/headset jack though.

Bad App I paid for full version, but it doesn't work at all. It lets you record only once. The free version I guess works better than paid version

Is this the best recorder?... I needed something better than the stock application supplied with my Galaxy S2. After many, many hours (days?) of researching, installing then deleting apps I decided to take the plunge & go for this one. Did I get the best one? Who can say... what I can say for sure is that this app does everything (and some) that I require. It's never let me down and I'm not looking for another recorder. Highly recommended. Hope this helped.

Use it every day Great for recording ideas with guitar, piano & vocals. You can easily edit together good takes for a refined track

Good Utility A single track singer/songwriter guitar and vocals- single-take of an idea. Worked nice with piano/vocal too. Clean sound, occasional glitch with CPU load on a Galaxy Nexus.

very good Everything works best and the mp3 codec is very easy installable from out of the app.

never ppl don't waste your money on this I'm begging u. keep the 2.99 or w.e. it is this is a complete waste of time money everything!

Best in class keeps raising the bar! OMG sweet! Thanks for the continued rapid pace of feature development! And its rock solid stable! I can finally give somethin 5stars!!

Unexplained Permissions... Once again we have an app with access to somewhat dangerous permissions like creating network sockets which could be used to upload data to a remote server. And the ever invasive ability to read phone state. I'm assuming read phone and identity is used for pausing the recording if a phone call comes through, but yet I just don't get the full internet access and would like it explained like it always should be please?