Tape-A-Talk Pro Voice Recorder is a premium audio application for mobile from indie developer Markus Drosser. It is a voice recorder app that lets users record voice or audio in high quality. With it, they will be able to capture the best and clearest possible sound out of their device's built-in microphone.

Compared to RecForge II or Audio Recorder, which provide various features and sound customization options, Tape-A-Talk Pro Voice Recorder focuses on sound. It offers multiple quality settings that can be configured depending on whether users need high-bitrate recordings or those that don't require large storage space.

Speak you mind

Thoughts and ideas pass by in the blink of an eye, making jotting them down and whatnot all the more important. However, you won't always have time to write it all down, so this is where audio recorder apps come into play and help. Tape-A-Tal Pro Voice Recorder is one such example, and it comes with options to help capture the best quality recording possible.

This voice recorder boasts a clean and intuitive UI. Record immediately or choose from widgets in various sizes to add to your home screen. Your clips are stored in a list wherein you can preview and make changes to them from the same window. Jump into settings, and you can configure the bitrate of your audio captures for better quality or smaller file sizes.

What's more, the app features integration with multiple cloud storage services like Google Drive or Dropbox, so you can always access your recordings from anywhere and from any device. One issue that has popped up in recent updates is that some audio formats don't record like AAC. Hopefully, this one problem will be addressed in an update as soon as possible.

When sound quality is paramount

Most smartphones nowadays come with built-in audio recording apps that are good enough for most users. However, when sound quality is most important, Tape-A-Talk Pro Voice Recorder is a good option for its ease of use and customizable bitrate option. Once its glaring issues have been resolved by an update, it will be worth giving a try if you're serious about audio.