If you wish you could take notes on your iPad while recording a meeting or an interview, you’re going to be in heaven.
This article, The Best Tools for Writers & Journalists, features some great apps, including:
“Soundnote
Gone are the days of transcribing for one quote. iPad’s note-taking device allows journalists to tap one word from a portion of an interview to play back what they may have missed. Users can also share audio notes via email or transfer them directly to their laptops.”
Yes, it works just like the Livescribe. I’m a huge Livescribe fan; I’ve been using Livescribe pens for years, both the Pulse and the Echo.
While I don’t mind transcribing quotes from interviews occasionally, Soundnote does a better job in many situations. You just turn it on, and enter a quick note whenever you like.
Very nice. It worked brilliantly on a couple of Skype interviews. I can see myself using this app every day.
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