Dolby has been quietly testing a new mobile app for recording and cleaning up audio under the codename “234,” as first spotted by TechCrunch. The app, which was available through a website sign-up form, lets you record audio (a la Voice Notes), cancels background noise, and then apply presets, with names like “Amped,” “Thump,” and “Bright,” to theoretically make your recordings sound more professional.
The sign-up site, which has since been deactivated, advertised the app by saying: “How can music recorded on a phone sound so good? Dolby 234 automatically cleans up the sound, gives it tone and space, and finds the ideal loudness. It’s like having your own producer in your phone.” Those are big claims. Luckily, I snagged a copy of the app…
Written by Dani Deahl
This news first appeared on https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/19/18188842/dolby-234-app-recording-audio-iphone under the title “Dolby made a secret app for recording studio quality audio on your phone”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
