\nAs stated, the Pixel Recorder is a powerful and useful tool. Aside from being able to just record audio, the software will actually jot down a transcription of your note. You will see the app writing down your words as you speak. If you\u2019re using a Pixel 6 or Pixel 7 device, then it will be using the on-device speech recognition provided by Google\u2019s Tensor and Tensor G2 chip.
\nIf you are using a Pixel 7 device, then Google will take the transcription feature to the next level. You can sit and record a conversation between different people, and the transcript will separate the lines based on who\u2019s speaking.
\nGoogle found that people use the Pixel Recorder in short bursts
\nSo, you can use your Pixel 7 to transcribe a full board meeting between you and your peers. However, most people don\u2019t go that far. Product manager on the Pixel Essential Apps team, Kristi Bradford was on a recent Made by Google Podcast (9To5Google).\u00a0 \u201c[P]eople are using [it] in bite-size chunks to brainstorm things like rap lyrics\u2026\u201d
\nThis doesn\u2019t point to an issue with the app. This is something that has been present for years even with Hardware voice recorders. Most people use them to jot down quick ideas and little things to remember throughout the day, to-do lists, Etc. It\u2019s no surprise that people are using the Pixel Recorder for much the same thing.
\nIf you ever need extra functionality, the Pixel Recorder can provide that and much more. If you happen to have a Pixel phone, and you don\u2019t use the Pixel Recorder, then you may want to give it a shot.\u00a0The app comes pre-installed on your Pixel device, so there\u2019s no need to download it.
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