Voice Recorder

If you click on the trash can (rubbish bin) icon the file will be deleted from the cloud and will not be accessible anymore. You will then be redirected to the start again to record a new one if you wish. All files will be deleted automatically anyway in 7 days from the time they were made.

The recorder captures audio from your phone mic or headphones (if you’re on a phone) or from whatever microphone is currently set in your operating system (if you’re on a computer or tablet).

If you choose to download your recording it will be downloaded in a high quality mp3 file type (320 kbps). This ensures crisp sound while still keeping file size relatively low and allowing for compatibility with pretty much every media player out there.

• Easy cloud share: our tool saves your file for 7 days in the cloud, so you could easily share it simply by sharing a web address with someone. Don't worry, your audio file will remain completely private for these 7 days and automatically be deleted after them.
• Easy 'pause and record' lets you take breaks while you record and then start again, without the need for any kind of editing after you're done.
• Quality voice recording: whatever you record will be saved to a highest quality - but still light - 320 kbps mp3 file.
• Background noise protection - so your sound will come out nice and clean.
• Absolutely free - record as many times as you like.
• OnlineMicTest technology: we know microphones and have been working with them for years - you can be sure that our voice recorder will get the best out of yours.
• The OnlineMicTest colors and design: we think they're nice, but we may be biased.
• Simple playback: just save the page address from the sharing icon or QR code.

Here are some tips for getting better audio quality when you record your voice or instrument:

1. Record sound in a quiet place, with minimal outside noises.
2. Avoid echoes: rooms with carpets, blankets and soft furniture absorb sound waves better and will reduce echoing coming from the hard surfaces around.
3. Also, small spaces echo less than bigger ones. You'll sometimes see advice to make your recording in a closet or cupboard: a small space with plenty of soft fabrics around.
4. If possible invest in a good microphone. This makes a big difference.
5. Use a pop filter on your microphone to avoid the explosive sounds coming from consonants like 'K' or 'P'.
6. Experiment with the volume or gain in your operating system settings to find what works best for your recording. Too low and some of the sounds might not come out clearly. Too high will be easy to detect because it will create distortions in the sound.
7. When recording voice position the microphone close to your mouth. 4-6 inches (10-15 centimeters) is recommended.
8. Practice makes perfect. Keep recording and playing back your recordings and you'll learn what conditions bring out the best out of your environment, equipment and voice.

Our developer is happy to take notes. Contact us.