AudioNote 2 For Mac

macOS audio recording apps have countless forms and uses, and Luminant Software’s AudioNote has been designed to add yet another one to the bundle: the possibility to automatically and effortlessly synchronize all the notes and drawings you take during an audio recording sessions.

AudioNote helps you save large amounts of time by combining an audio recorder with a note taking app and joining them together with the help of a powerful synchronizing engine.

Thus, once you’re done recording a meetings or a lecture, all the notes you took will be stitched to audio track and, when you listen it, the annotations and commentaries you’ve written down will be highlighted, allowing you to remember the exact thoughts and extra tidbits of information you wanted to recollect after the recording session was over.

AudioNote comes with the simple and streamlined interface of a text editor, a fact that makes it very simple to both follow the recordings easier while playing and to keep a close eye on the comments you made.

Although it looks quite oversimplified, AudioNote does provide you with all the tools you may need to get your ideas in order and recall their exact context for easier memorizing.

The AudioNote utility aims and manages to enable you to both play any part of your recordings with a simple tap on one of the annotations you’ve added and to rapidly share the resulting audio-enabled notes with your friends and colleagues.

To sum it all up, AudioNote does the job it was designed for very well and it will allow you to get started recording your business meetings or university lectures in no time.