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A phone is not a bad recorder. It just needs the right front end. This guide walks the full path from microphone choice and placement through gain staging to recording a cover with a backing track.

Playing over a backing track shouldn't mean opening a DAW. Here are five FlashTrack setups that capture the track and your playing in a single pass, plus how to get the balance right before you hit record.

FlashTrack connects to Android phones and tablets over USB-C, but support varies between brands. This guide covers OTG settings, a quick AGC test, recommended recording apps, and the bit depth and sampling rate to start with.

From the first FlashTrack to the FT-15, Cloudvocal rebuilt its USB microphone around two years of real-world feedback and pro-audio know-how — simpler controls, recordings that sound fuller on a phone, and more mature mic hardware, all so recording can get back to the music itself.

FlashTrack can connect directly to iOS devices via USB-C to start recording. The The connection method depends on your device's port: USB-C (iPhone 15 and newer iPads) can connect directly; Lightning (iPhone 14 and older iPad/iPhone) requires an MFi-certified Camera Kit adapter and may need external power.

Wonder how to record in a decent sound quality? With the help of FlashTrack DSP microphone, we can easily record with our mobile devices.