If you're old enough to remember cassettes, you will recall how people used to record songs from the radio. That's rarely done anymore, and while it's not impossible, modern technology actually makes it harder.
Snowtape brings back that eighties 'taping off the radio' vibe to the internet in a slick interface that anyone will be able to use. This demo gives you sixty minutes of recording time, plenty enough to see if you like the system. You can tune in to a selection of radio stations, or search for more and add them to the list.
Recording is simply a case of hitting the red button. Song titles will be automatically added, and any songs you record will be kept in a special Snowtape library. Your library can be exported to iTunes or a folder of your choice in MP3 or AAC format, to a maximum of 192kbps, which is reasonable quality.
Snowtape has a lovely interface, that's really easy to use and well presented. For recording internet radio, it really couldn't be better, and Snowtape makes the process unbelievably painless! Obviously songs on the radio aren't always complete, and the sound quality isn't fantastic, but it's hard to complain about free music. Snowtape is great for recording spoken word programs.
Snowtape makes recording internet radio as easy as could be, and looks great in the process.
