Android devices make it easy to record external audio without using any expensive recording gear.
you might even capture system sounds and add voiceovers if needed.
Here, we’ll explore multiple ways to capture audio using your Android phone.
The steps for your phone’s built-in recording app might be slightly different.
All your saved recordings will be available on the Recorder app underAll recordingswhen you pop launch the app.
To share your recordings on social media or email, openAll recordingsin the Recorder app.
Long-press the recording and chooseSharefrom the bottom menu.
Then, select your desired platform.
For clear and better recordings, choose a quiet, big room with windows closed and no fans on.
Sometimes, the slightest of sounds can be picked up in the recording.
For that, select both theRecord system soundandRecord microphone soundoptions.
Then, play your game and speak into your phone’s microphone to highlight exciting moments.
you could also share the recording via email, social media, or a USB cable.
For this tutorial, we’ve chosen XRecorder by InShot.
So, feel free to explore other options if you’re not a fan of this app.
Why Record Your Voice or Audio?
Recording your voice or any audio using your phone has several use cases.
As a student, you could make study notes on your phone.
A creative professional could instantly record an idea that sparked in the mind instead of writing it down.
You could even record a client meeting to capture all the details.
At home, your phone would come in handy to record special moments and create memories.
And if you’re an avid gamer, you might record and share your gameplay too.
The built-in recorders or an app from the Play Store is all you need.
