Use Your Smartphone as an Audio Recorder

Even though Resco's Audio Recorder is advertised mainly as a recorder, I was happy to discover that it was a multifunctional application and that it offered users an audio player, a file manager, as well as a wide set of utilities that could compare it with a small recording studio. The beauty of the application comes from the fact that it is very easy to use and offers extra-features that tune up its main recording function. Basically, one will be able to start recording at any time just by pressing one button.

Besides the usual audio-recording function, Resco Audio Recorder can be used for phone-call recording. Still, before getting the application for this feature, you should test if it works first, as not all devices are able to record both ends of a phone conversation.

To record a phone-call conversation, you simply need to click on the Action hardware key, or tap on the Action key on the screen. You will be able to set the application to record all your phone calls and send the recordings to certain folder. All the process of phone-call recording can be set to run in the background without opening the application.


Resco Audio Recorder also features an interesting audio player that also includes an equalizer. The built-in File manager offers multiple options such as: Export, Copy To, Move To, Send To, Create a New Folder, Rename, Delete, View folders and Properties.


The application supports a wide range of audio formats: MP3, Ogg Vorbis, Speex, WAV and RAF files. All recorded files can be converted in one of the other compatible formats. Resco Audio Recorder can be acquired for USD24.95, but a seven-day, free trial is also offered, so you can test the application before spending your money on it.

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