This week we write a screen-play using text messages, make music out of random internet radio streams, and enjoy Apple’s own Voice Memos app, on the iPad at last. But if you ever use mixing and ...

Apple’s Voice Memos app for iPhone will soon let you layer vocals on top of previously recorded music or an instrument track, the company revealed at its Apple Event 2024 on Monday. It also unveiled ...

In the updated Notes app in iOS 18, you can transcribe audio to text for free: Your iPhone will automatically transcribe voice notes for later. This is a great feature to use in a college class, if ...

The concept of a multitrack recording is simple, but it has always been difficult to execute on smartphones due to the technical limitations of microphones. It basically consists of recording audio ...

If you’re not sure how to transfer your voice memos from your iPhone to your Mac, here’s how to do it. The Voice Memos app on the iPhone is one of the unsung heroes of Apple’s built-in iOS apps, as it ...

Do you want to know how to use the Voice Memos app or record audio on an iPhone? Perhaps you’re a student who wants to document lectures for future study, a journalist who wants to record an interview ...

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The iOS 18.2 update that Apple introduced today brings layered Voice Memos recordings to the iPhone 16 Pro and ‌iPhone 16‌ Pro Max for the first time, making it easier for musicians to flesh out song ...

You can record audio on an iPad with built-in apps like Voice Memos and Pages, but also third-party apps. To use Voice Memos, press Record, let the app record audio, and then tap Done. In Keynote, tap ...

Do you remember Music Memos? It was an iPhone app launched by Apple in 2016 that acted as a scratchpad for musicians. The idea was to quickly save musical ideas that could then be exported to ...

With the arrival of iOS 18, both of the major mobile platforms now offer some form of transcription for their built-in recording apps. But which one wins an iPhone vs. Android transcription face-off?