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Recordia

Recordia lets you record audio directly from the menu bar or with a global keyboard shortcut.

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  • Free
  • Proprietary

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Platforms

  • Mac
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Features

  1.  Lossless Audio
  2.  Sits in the menu bar
  3.  Audio Recording

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superstickynotemealt
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Requires BlackHole for system audio recording which doesn't work for me. Was hoping it used something else.

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What is Recordia?

Recordia lets you record audio directly from the menu bar or with a global keyboard shortcut.

This can be useful for recording voice memos, song ideas, meetings, lectures, interviews, phone calls, voice-overs, and more.

Features

  • Record compressed or lossless audio
  • Customizable keyboard shortcuts to start/stop and pause/resume recording
  • Change input device
  • Unlimited recording duration
  • Stereo
  • Input monitoring
  • Set default output directory
  • Optionally show the recording in Finder when done
  • Easily copy and share the previous recording
  • Launch at login preference
  • Choose between multiple menu bar icons
  • Record system audio (See FAQ below)
  • Shortcuts support

Technical details: It records at 48 kHz to either M4A (AAC, 256 kbps, compressed) or WAV (PCM, 16-bit, uncompressed). The recording is stereo if the input device supports it, otherwise mono.