FLOWPHONIC Guides
How-tos for recording, marking and editing audio on Android with Flowphonic. Written by the people who make the app.
How to record WAV audio on Android
WAV is what you want when the audio is going into an edit. No compression, no surprises. Here's how to get it out of your phone with Flowphonic.
READ →RECORDRecord interviews on your Android phone
Phone interviews are easy to record and annoying to sort out afterwards. Flowphonic helps with the second part, which is where the hours go.
READ →RECORDRecord documentary audio with your phone
Nobody's saying a phone replaces a proper recorder. But when it's what you've got in your pocket, a few features make it behave a lot more like one.
READ →RECORDSave storage on long recordings
A day of recording can fill a phone faster than you'd think. Here's what each quality tier is for, and how big WAV files really get.
READ →RECORDStop audio clipping on Android
Clipping is the one mistake you can't undo later. A few settings make it much harder to hit.
READ →RECORDPre-roll: never miss the start of a take
You know the moment. Someone starts talking, you reach for the button, and the best line is gone. Pre-roll fixes it.
READ →RECORDKeep notifications out of your recording
Nothing ruins a perfect take like a phone buzzing against the mic. Flowphonic can quiet things for you.
READ →RECORDKeep recording when the screen is off
Long takes shouldn't depend on you keeping the screen awake. Background recording is built for the long days.
READ →RECORDSlate, scene and take numbers on your phone
Ask any editor what they hate most and "Recording 47" will be near the top. Flowphonic labels takes the way production sound people do.
READ →Export your voice markers to Premiere Pro
You marked the good takes out loud. Now you want them sitting on your Premiere Pro timeline instead of in your head. Here's how that handoff works.
READ →MARKERSExport your voice markers to DaVinci Resolve
You marked the good takes out loud. Now you want them sitting on your DaVinci Resolve timeline instead of in your head. Here's how that handoff works.
READ →MARKERSExport your voice markers to Final Cut Pro
You marked the good takes out loud. Now you want them sitting on your Final Cut Pro timeline instead of in your head. Here's how that handoff works.
READ →Offline transcription on Android
"Is it offline?" is a fair question when you're recording something private. The honest answer depends on your phone, so here's the full picture.
READ →TRANSCRIPTSTurn a recording into an SRT subtitle file
A transcript is useful. A transcript that drops straight into your video as subtitles is better. Flowphonic exports both.
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