QuickVoice X

"QuickVoice is a Macworld Magazine "Best Software Under $40" product!" - Yeah, like five years ago. This application is so dated I can't believe they even updated it. The UI looks straight out of the 90's and control/saving is a notch better than the interface, still terrible. I'm sorry if this review is harsh but come on dev. Know what you have and give users what they paid for. To everyone else who would like to record items, organize them, start/pause/stop via hotkey and menubar or icon access check out "TapeDeck." I also like AudioRecorder and Audio Hijack Pro although they are a bit more robust than a simple record and save. Worth checking out though. If your looking for more than just a recorder apps like macjournal and pear note cover recording as well as a host of other material like text, but I don't think those are for this crowd.

I tried QuickVoice today and compared it with Voice Candy. Voice Candy (with same feature set) is easier to use and has "different voices" (like chipmunk) for voice alteration. Thank you anyways, but I'll pass.

Note from the developer: Any feedback on the Voice Reminders function? Also, are there any other voice related features you'd like to see included. We're now working on a Message Manager. BTW: QuickVoice emails can be sent to iPhone.

and of curse, the UI is really nice looking!

@mofofofo: to late, path finder was mupromo some weeks ago... but this can record voices? A must take a look...

@Mada: and Word is able to record voices...

@markdavid: hope your Mac will not been stolen, too ...

An excellent program.

looks nice

I use an inexpensive widget called VoiceNotes... does the same and less obtrusively.

The voice recorder on my Treo is always with me, and works great. I'll stick with it, I think.

Seems redundant. Voice Candy will change your voice and you can do the same things as this with those files.

This application only had to mention Audacity before I stopped listening. Audacity has been tremendously buggy that I stopped checking for updates over a year ago. Also, for those hoping to offload all their ideas to audio: good luck with that. Audio is not searchable and cannot easily be skimmed for important content. Save your money and learn how to type.

I suppose compared to the other similarly capable apps, this reduced price makes it worth it.

This is just what I have been wanting to make audio notes to myself!

NOT SURE ABOUT THIS APP! I would like to see an APP that would record your voice and convert it into a new voice. Does anyone know of a software? I do have to say I do like the Audio Postcard the is a great feature.

Sounds like a great replacement for the digital recorder that was stolen from my car!

Are ther limitations to the "special version" of Audacity's editor

I thought our computers had this built in??

I've been using my iPod to do voice notes...it would be great to have an application like this that interfaced with that feature via iTunes. I think voice recording is already possible on Mac fairly easily with any audio software, but this one is a nice "central location" for doing so, and would be a welcome addition to a Mac Book!