This Recorder is made for Recording and Listening Practice.

No more transferring Voice Memos to iTunes in order to listen several recordings and shuffle.

This is the only iOS Voice Recorder that will allow to easily listen recordings organized by 9 categories. Shuffle and repeat across all recordings, most recent ones or in category. Recordings are compressed with high quality to give space for many hours and compatible with iTunes.

Encouragement from Cheri is included.

To learn more about Recording and Listening Practice please refer to Cheri Huber books:
What You Practice Is What You Have and There Is Nothing Wrong With You.

Excerpt from the book:
"In There Is Nothing Wrong With You, the primary practice tool is a recording of "reassurances." Reassurances are true statements made by one's mentor, or center. The statements are meant to solidify the relationship between the human being (you!) and the wise, compassionate awareness (the "centered you"!) that is available to encourage and support us through life when we turn our attention to it.

In What You Practice Is What You Have, the primary practice tool for learning to direct attention is another recording in which the mentoring process expands. This recording may include your reassurances but that is not the primary purpose. Here is how to take the next step:

In your own voice, make a recording that reminds you of everything you need to remember so that you can make
the choices you know you need to make, from center, to have the life you know is possible for you."

Many suggestions to inspire creation of your recording are given in a section titled "30 days of Exercises: A Self-Guided Workshop." (See sample pages.) Here are a few words from Cheri to get you started with recording and listening:

Put anything in your recording that speaks to your heart. Much of what you might choose to record may come from outside sources, but nothing counts until we take it in and get it for ourselves.

http://www.cherihuber.com/what-you-practice.html
http://www.livingcompassion.org/node/2907

There are several ways to listen to your recordings:
1. For privacy use iPhone earpiece, just like during a phone call
2. Plugin headphones
3. Turn your device upside-down with speakers up to hear recording through loud speakers when you are in the private environment.

Use iTunes File Sharing to upload your existing recordings or download files from the app to your computer.

Shuffle all or most recent recordings. Turn on repeat to play a set of recordings or single recording continuously. Listen to Cheri's guidance from the app and references to many practice tools and apps.

Detailed instructions on how to use the app are included.