Discord voice recorder

Record Taker is a Discord voice recorder that joins the channel and writes each person to their own track. Screen, microphone, and files you upload land on the same session, so the recording is something the server can actually open later.

The bot joins the voice channel

Invite the bot, start a recording, and every participant is stored separately. You can review, mute, and clip without baking everyone into one mixed file first.

Not only Discord

Capture locally or from the desktop app when you want screen and mic without the bot in the call. Instant Replay saves the last 1–20 minutes with a hotkey into the same library.

Kept as a session, not a zip of stems

Craig-style recorders give you downloadable files that expire. Record Taker keeps the capture in a shared library with transcripts, clips, and synced playback. You can still export WAV, MP3, OGG, or FLAC when you want a file.

Related comparisons

  • Record Taker vs Craig

    Craig gives you downloadable per-speaker Discord files. Record Taker keeps those tracks in a library you can transcribe, clip, and watch together.

  • Record Taker vs NotesBot

    NotesBot posts a recap thread in Discord. Record Taker keeps the session as a recording with uploads, clips, and synced playback.

  • Record Taker vs Medal

    Medal saves overlay clips to a social feed. Record Taker also offers Instant Replay, then stores Discord per speaker, transcripts, and a shared library around that capture.

  • Record Taker vs OBS

    OBS is a scene mixer for recording and streaming. Record Taker is a Discord session recorder with per-speaker tracks, Instant Replay, transcription, and a shared library.

More product pages: Record Taker + Discord · Discord transcription · Discord voice recorder · Instant Replay · Pricing

Questions

How do I record Discord voice with Record Taker?

Add the bot to your server, join a voice channel, and start a recording. Each person is saved on a separate track in the session library.

Does it record my screen too?

Yes. Local or desktop capture, Instant Replay, and uploaded files sit on the same recording as Discord voice.

Is this a replacement for OBS?

For Discord sessions, yes — you do not need to route each user into a scene. Keep OBS if you need a custom stream layout. Plenty of people use both.

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