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Getting Started

1. Install TakeOne and allow microphone access.
2. Open Audio.
3. Choose or confirm your output device.
4. Tap Calibrate.
5. Keep the output device close enough for the iPhone microphone to hear the calibration clicks.
6. Open Practice.
7. Tap Record, play through the count-in, then tap Stop.
8. Use Play, Keep This Take, or Export.

Calibration Tips

• Use the same headphones, speaker, or output device you plan to practice with.
• Keep the room quiet during calibration.
• Put the output device close enough for the iPhone microphone to hear the clicks.
• Recalibrate after switching headphones, speaker, AirPlay route, or audio interface.
• If calibration fails, tap Refresh Audio and try again.

Recording Tips

• Use the iPhone microphone by default.
• If you use Bluetooth headphones, TakeOne tries to keep recording on the iPhone microphone while playing audio through the selected output.
• If you lock the screen while recording, return to the app before stopping and exporting.
• If Bluetooth disconnects or reconnects during recording, check Audio status before the next take.

Guitar Tuner Tips

• Open Tune.
• Tap Listen.
• Play one guitar string at a time.
• Use standard guitar tuning for this beta.
• Stop listening before recording practice.

Export Tips

• Export creates an M4A file using the same compensated timeline as app playback.
• The original raw recording remains local inside the app.
• You can share the exported file through iOS sharing options such as Files, Messages, or other apps.

Known Beta Limits

• No account login.
• No cloud sync.
• No multi-track recording.
• No AI practice analysis.
• No formal subscription or payment in TestFlight.
• Guitar tuner is focused on standard guitar tuning.

Privacy

TakeOne stores recordings locally on your device. It does not upload recordings unless you explicitly export or share them.

Read the Privacy Policy.