Pocket Field: Sample Recorder

Hear a sound worth keeping? Catch it on your phone and drop it in your beat. Drums nobody else has. Pocket Field is the recorder for Pocket, the drum machine from The Sample Lab. Hold the red key and record. Let go, trim it to the hit, tag it and keep it. HOLD TO RECORD Hold the key and the whole screen is yours. Let go to stop. Need both hands? Slide onto the lock and it keeps recording. Bad take? Slide onto the trash. TRIM IT ON THE SPOT Pinch in on the waveform, play it back and pull the grips in to keep just the hit. TAG WHAT IT IS Kick, snare, clap, hat, perc, foley or vox. Your sound lands in that part of the Phone kit in Pocket. STRAIGHT TO YOUR COMPUTER Sign in with your Pocket account and open Pocket on your computer: every sound you keep lands there in seconds, ready to play in your beat. Building a kit? Your phone becomes Pocket's mic. MAKE A KIT Record a kick, snare, hat, clap and perc with a guide for each sound. Name your kit, add a cover photo and send the whole kit to Pocket. BRING YOUR OWN SOUNDS Share a voice memo, video or audio file into Pocket Field, or tap + ADD to choose one. Trim out the part you want and keep it alongside your recordings. RECORD FROM ANYWHERE Start a hands-free take from Control Center, a Lock Screen widget or the app icon. Follow the take on your Lock Screen with its Live Activity. TAKE YOUR BEATS WITH YOU Send a loop from Pocket on your computer and listen on your phone, even with the screen locked. Signed in on more than one computer? Choose where each sound goes. YOUR SOUNDS, ON YOUR PHONE Every sound you catch stays on your phone, sorted by day, searchable and one tap from playing. They're in the Files app too. Away from your desk? Sounds wait on your phone, and one press sends them when Pocket is open. NO ACCOUNT NEEDED TO RECORD Recording, trimming, tagging and playing all work without signing in. You only need your Pocket account to send sounds to your computer. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No ads and no tracking. A sound leaves your phone only on its way to your own computer, and our server deletes it as soon as Pocket has it.