I've been working for the past 5 months on my first app, and its now on the Mac App Store!
RM2000 Tape Recorder makes audio sampling effortless - just record the sound, give it a title and maybe some tags, and its saved - instantly available to be used on any DAW or production software.
Made it because I was making music one night, and I wanted to get a sample off a YouTube video. My process was: Configure Screenflow, set up desktop recording with internal audio setup, start recording, crop the file down to just the audio parts I want, export it as mp4, then convert it to mp3...too much of a mess. I made an app that skips half of that, and I've been using it for my workflow.
Its really good when I'm listening to college radio and I hear a bit of inspiration and just want to have a small recording for later safekeeping. I use tools / services like PureRef, Are.na, and Pinterest all the time, mostly using assets that I found myself that I either downloaded or CmdShift4'd...RM2000 Tape Recorder is like that but in audio form.
I spent a lot of time on the design, my first computer was an iBook G4 running Tiger when I was in the 1st grade, its really nostalgic and I still think its UI design at its peak
I made the assets using Sketch!
https://rm2000.app (or direct app store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rm2000-tape-recorder/id6742876939 )
Thank you for your time...please ask questions, concerns , or general feedback. Here's some screenshots!
RM2000 Tape Recorder makes audio sampling effortless - just record the sound, give it a title and maybe some tags, and its saved - instantly available to be used on any DAW or production software.
Made it because I was making music one night, and I wanted to get a sample off a YouTube video. My process was: Configure Screenflow, set up desktop recording with internal audio setup, start recording, crop the file down to just the audio parts I want, export it as mp4, then convert it to mp3...too much of a mess. I made an app that skips half of that, and I've been using it for my workflow.
Its really good when I'm listening to college radio and I hear a bit of inspiration and just want to have a small recording for later safekeeping. I use tools / services like PureRef, Are.na, and Pinterest all the time, mostly using assets that I found myself that I either downloaded or CmdShift4'd...RM2000 Tape Recorder is like that but in audio form.
I spent a lot of time on the design, my first computer was an iBook G4 running Tiger when I was in the 1st grade, its really nostalgic and I still think its UI design at its peak
I made the assets using Sketch!https://rm2000.app (or direct app store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rm2000-tape-recorder/id6742876939 )
Thank you for your time...please ask questions, concerns , or general feedback. Here's some screenshots!
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