Dolby On
A free mobile recording and light-editing app with Dolby's audio processing baked in, good for capturing decent audio on the go, not for a full episode edit.
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Dolby On records audio or video on a phone and offers automatic noise reduction, EQ, compression, and trimming.
It suits a quick field segment or a backup take that you will finish in a separate editor. It does not provide a desktop multitrack episode workflow.
The processing is adjustable, but its result depends on the recording. Check a sample before using it for an important interview.
Sources for this review
- Dolby On official mobile app · Checked 2026-09-06
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