AudioLab Audio Editor Recorder

Nike Gundam

2 years ago

It's good for recording, auto tune option is actually nice effect, lots of diversity for editing, issue of that is loading times, if you know what you need done it's very versatile but if you're starting out most sound editing is not done in real time, so its not time effective to be tryna make adjustments and play back when you're trying to dial in small increments. Very useful app though

Dustin Wollam

1 year ago

This app in particular is an AMAZING partner to Bandlab. If you use BL (especially mobile), you need AL. It will allow you to change the format of your music to whatever you need it to be, be it mp3, wav., or whatever. Plus you can tweak on the mastering portion and amp up a BL mastered project. This app literally has a million uses. You can put sound to video, add effects to it and more. There's literally too much to list. I've never had it crash or glitch and the ads are minimal.

Rick Tipton

2 years ago

This one has a lot going for it. You can record a track on top of another, as in multitrack recording. So that's good. It's hard to get around. The sound quality is mediocre, even at highest fidelity, so I turned my recording quality to minimum to save space. The biggest complaint I have is the recordings, by default show the same title at the beginning. Looking at my list of 40 recordings, I can't differentiate them. It's possible to title each piece as you wish but isn't as easy as it should

Toeslap

2 years ago

This app does everything I need and more. Great for mixing your audio files quickly to your phone needs. I used this app to adjust volume on ringtones and notifications. The only critique I'd have to give is that the user interface isn't the greatest. Hard to find what you're looking forsometimes, and hard to hear some of the changes being made. Would love to see a realtime visualizer.

Perry Calaway

4 years ago

You can relax with it, unlike so many other, not-so-user friendly apps which I have a fistful of. I've had the free version of this app for over half a year using/comparing it aside similar. And my personal (novice opinion) is that none other compares, especially as an all-in-one audio editor. Basically I write a song, hit record as I sing to a simultaneous trash-can beat. Afterwords I edit with AudioLab's surplus of just-what-ya-need functions, features, and tools that are easy to use.

A Google user

5 years ago

Very good and compressive app. It sure have all what we need, but quality is slightly affected by the quantity. May I suggest the following: - Add play head handle to be moved manually to start playing from that point instead of taping on a certain point in the clip - Add zoom in and out way to adjust the height of the wave form, just like the width. In my phone the hight of the wave form is filling the entire screen. - Add "Folders" option to the source of files to be opened. Thanks

john mikmike

1 year ago

you can edit videos, sound clips, make sound clips into videos, and 38 other things with AudioLab. this is the most versatile app I have ever seen. it converts files to a usable equivalent as part of the edit process, making it super fluid to pull videos, with older file extensions, from older tech and still get the same results.bonus, you can even rearrange the tiles within the app and put the most used function at the top,and vise versa. the creative team responsible hasdone a true service! ty

Sarah Stemp

1 year ago

Has literally everything you could ever need audibly! Free Version-Not One Ad! Audio functions for everything; from audio trim, noise generator, video to audio feature, karaoke, voice changer, speech to text transcription, equalizer, plus plain old fashioned recorder with great sound; just to name a few... I've had this app for almost a year. Not one Ad & I'm still on the Free Version. Easy UI & no regrets! Trust me. Absolutely download if you need anything that has to do with sound!

Ryan “DJ” Conley

1 year ago

I needed to lower the volume of a notification tone. All the other editors were packed with ads and didn't let me adjust the volume with any precision. It was so quick and easy with this editor that I bought the pro version just for future use so I don't have to search for an app next time

Dalnisha W.

1 year ago

There is one of the very few audio editing apps that is very user-friendly. Its interface is upfront but split so that to see a tool work, you have to actually use it, which streamlines the learning process. I have deleted so many audio apps for either being too technical, too expensive or because they didnt feature neccessry tools for real editing. I def wont be deleting this one 🎧

Candid Cupcake

1 year ago

Love the UI MakerOver. Flawless conversion of WAV to MP3 and it sounds amazing. After trying out the other features I will be upgrading. I hate ads and even more so, being bombarded with them every time you do something on an app. That hasn't been my experience with this app. Devs have to earn a living too as they improve the app. So I don't mind. I will be primarily using this app for video voiceovers and for speech to speech for true crime videos.

AliveNwell

1 year ago

Overall not bad, but I have a problem with tuning. I downloaded a song that sounds low, out of focus and scratchy. I also downloaded a song that was fairly decent, just needed to adjust the treble. It didn't matter if the song sounded horrible to begin with or if it was clear, the sound quality in the app started out bad. That made it more difficult to adjust the song in any way. When playing those same exact songs on a media player they are clearer than the AudioLab app.

Christopher Calhoun (StarLord / Andron)

1 year ago

This app was installed somehow on my OnePlus 8T as part of an update to Android OS. I didn't grant the permissions it was using, so OnePlus or Google must have pre-installed it that way. Location access, data collection, audio and personal info was being sent somewhere, I guess for ads, even though I never opened the app. It looks like nice otherwise. Support is responsive and transparent so I'd probably use it if I had use for it.

Jesse Moorman

1 year ago

I tried it 4 years ago, but promptly stopped when the ads started. Very impressive features and the most obnoxious ads. I did not use it again. Today I paid for the app, but the upgrade button is still everywhere, if you want to make another donation. First impression is that it seems to be putting pirate ads on my screen. Remembering what I saw 4 years ago, I cautiously hope to make this my default recording app.

Farrah Reece

1 year ago

I love love love this app. A creative person's must have for all things audio. It's easy to use even if you've never tried mixing recordings or music. The quality is fantastic. The options are many and the possibilities are endless. You can turn even the most boring recording into a creative work of art.. or just use it as your music player. It's definitely an app that deserves everyone's attention. Their video app is pretty good as well.

Steve Netram

1 year ago

This is the first time I've ever used something like this to separate music or to add bass or take out treble and high frequencies period I've always been intimidated. But this app is absolutely awesome and I feel like I can do quite a bit with it thank you for such an easy app to use and for the explanations provided in the help that you give. I recommend this to anybody who wants to separate music or change it a bit as far as frequency and Equalization. Particularly if you're in car audio

Mhsj Friends 2

1 year ago

Would never use any other app for this kind of stuff. I've used it for years. Theres one blip or glitch though that's happened latley. An ad noise keeps coming up almost every time I'm come into the app. But there's no ad. And there's no way to get it to actually stop unless I close out the app. Which is a hassle. And you can't just wait out the ad music because it's always stuck in a loop. It's quite annoying, and idk if it's a glitch with the ad engine or not, but I hope it can be fixed.