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Once I opened mVoice, I went directly to the settings screen, which had options that included “Show Details”, “Font Size”, “Storage” , “Confirm File Deletion” and “Rename File.” I simply customized the options according to my needs and decided to store the recordings in my internal memory.
I then recorded a two-minute clip of my rendition of Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” and then played it back. I was struck by the quality of the recording and also shattered by my singing prowess (or lack of it). The clip got saved and I was able to access it right from the application.
I then proceeded to the “Append” option and it worked brilliantly. I further sang the rock tune in off key and was able to add it without any glitches to the first clip.
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Another nifty little feature on mVoice is that users can send their clips via email by selecting the “Send” option. Since I didn’t want to share my work of art (so to speak) with the public, I emailed it to my self and received it in a few seconds
