• Records voice with high quality.
• Simple user interface, easy to use.
• Recording in background (even when display is off)
• File format: mp3/4
• Record, Stop, Play audio file.
• Save the recording file.
• Consumes low memory & battery.

• Quietnet
• Pyaudio

• Fork the repository by clicking on the Fork icon at the top right corner of the repository page.
• Clone the repository on to your local machine by running the following commands on git:
• git clone git clone https://github.com/[YOUR-USERNAME]/soundcom.git Refer Forking and Cloning in git if you are stuck somewhere.
• Download and install Android Studio which is an IDE for android application development.
• You will also need to download the Android SDK from the IDE itself.

• Launch the Android Project, preferablly in Android studio
• You will see a Welcome to Android window. Under Quick Start, select Import Project (Eclipse ADT, Gradle, etc.)
• Navigate to the directory where you saved the Soundcom project, select the root folder of the project (the folder named "Soundcom-master"), and hit OK.
• Android Studio should now begin building the project with Gradle.

• Via your own android smartphone

To enable this app to be run on your Android device, you must:

• Go to 'About Phone'
• Tap on Build Number 7 times to become a developer/enable developer options
• Now, go to the main settings page --> developer options --> Enable USB debugging
• Apps can now be run on your phone from a PC through USB

Click Run on the Android Studio tool bar, or Shift + F10 to run the app. By running a virtual device.

• Setup a Android Virtual Device in the IDE.

Then running the application by clicking on Run on the Android Studio tool bar, or Shift + F10 and then choose the newly created virtual device to run the app.