The 1990s were a pivotal decade for digital multi-track recording and DAWs, setting the foundation for modern music production. Software like Pro Tools by Digidesign, Cubase by Steinberg, Logic Pro by Emagic (later acquired by Apple) emerged during this time.

Smartphones have revolutionized how people capture photos and videos (anyone remember "professional" DSLR cameras?). It's high time we change how people record quality audio.

There is a wide spectrum of recording needs—from casual one-off, single-track recordings to professional, top-notch multi-track. The middle ground between these extremes is entirely overlooked, lacking methods that are inexpensive, easy to set up, and quick to execute.

Let's deal with the elephant in the room. Recording audio with multiple phones seems like a crazy idea? Well, it turns out it's more practical than you'd think. In many use cases, one person is one source of sound. Each person has a microphone and a very capable computer in

Wouldn't it be nice if you walked out of your rehersal room and were able to listen back to everything you played with your band? All with perfect clarity? With all instruments separated into own tracks? With all the levels set as you need them? Now you can.

Are you a podcaster and you need full flexibility when and where you record audio, without compromising on quality? Now you can record multitrack audio without bulky audio interfaces, computers or any other gear. You just need to use what you already have in your pocket.

okay, let me show you...

Give it a try!

A little sneak peek into what's coming here later today... :) Very excited about this. Btw, this is how recording with Microphone Studio looks like.

Here’s my take on showcasing the value of Microphone Studio. In this video, I’m comparing it with the Zoom H1n handheld recorder. Which one sounds better to you?

I am so proud to announce that Microphone Studio is officially endorsing acclaimed artist Karolina Beimcik. Yesterday, she captivated the audience with a wonderful concert at the international #Chojazz festival. Today, she is sharing her expertise and love for jazz vocals through

My goal and dream with Microphone Studio has always been to have an automixing layer. I am working hard towards it.