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Yep, fair point. Agree with everything you write. Also, if the EU actually sees their USB-C power charging standard through, I'm hopeful that it will be much, m
by earthnail 5y ago
Yep, fair point. Agree with everything you write. Also, if the EU actually sees their USB-C power charging standard through, I'm hopeful that it will be much, much easier to connect audio interfaces and other accessories to an iPhone.
For recording singing voice, the microphone itself is part of the instrument set up, and trained singers react to the behaviour of the mic instantly as they sing. I agree that it'll be borderline impossible to replace an SM58 for that.
That being said, room recordings are a very common use case. Tape It isn't designed to replace a professional recording environment; it's rather there to help you in the stages before you get to recording at professional quality.
Looking a bit into the future, though, I think it's reasonable to assume that the quality will steadily increase, and such will its applications. Just compare video capture on the iPhone today vs ten years ago.