Rec · latest
Latest build
What changed
All releases →- The latest notes are on the releases page.
For musicians
Rec
Record takes, build sessions, share a project with your band. It all stays on your own devices.
What it does
- Press record
Audio goes straight to disk. There is no project to set up first. On the Mac and on Windows you can record from the menu bar without opening a window.
- Sessions
Play along to what you have and each pass lands as a new clip. Loop a section and every lap is a take. Punch in over a range with pre-roll.
- Edit and mix
Trim, split, move, crossfade. Volume, pan, mute, solo. Markers for the places you keep going back to.
- Get it out
Export a mixdown or stems as WAV or AAC. Or drag a clip straight into your DAW.
- Words
Transcription runs on the device. The audio never leaves it. Search a rehearsal for the thing someone said.
- Your phone is part of it
Record on the phone, edit on the laptop. The session is the same on both, and it syncs without a server.
With other people
Share a project with the people you play with. They join from a code and come in as a viewer or an editor. You see each other's cursors. On the same wifi it works with no internet. Across the internet it goes through an encrypted relay that can't read anything. That last part is still in beta. How it works →
Get Rec
macOS Download .dmg ↓ Signed and notarized Windows · direct download Download .exe ↓ Per-user installer Windows · Microsoft Store View in Microsoft Store ↗ Coming soon · use the .exe for now iPhone · iPad Join on TestFlight ↗ Updates arrive through TestFlight Android Join early access ↗ Updates arrive through Google Play
Homebrew · macOS
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/recn-in/recn-releases/main/install.sh | bashTaps and trusts recn-in/recn, then installs or updates the recn-rec cask. Run it again any time to update.
Direct macOS and Windows downloads update themselves. This is early software: expect rough edges, and keep copies of work that matters. Mobile betas are for ages 13 and over.