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 ...

Remember to speak slowly and clearly. 1. Grab your phone and find the voice memos app. It should look like this: 2. Open the app. It should look like this: 3. Press the red record button.

Voice Memos, which Apple describes as “a go-to app for musicians of all kinds,” now offers iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max users the ability to layer a vocal track on top of an existing ...

If you have an iPhone 16 Pro or iPhone 16 Pro Max, updated to iOS 18.2, and regularly use the Voice Memos app, then your phone just got even better if you’re a musician. Originally teased in ...

Voice Memos, a go-to app for musicians of all kinds, now offers iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max users the ability to ...

Alongside the release of a host of new AI features, Apple is also updating the Voice Memos app in iOS 18.2. On Wednesday, the iPhone maker announced that iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max users will be ...

But which one wins an iPhone vs. Android transcription face-off? That's what I hope to find out by pitting Apple's Voice Memo app against Google's Recorder app in a series of tests. Google is an ...

Music Memos didn’t last, but the idea behind it was sound. When it was introduced, musicians were already using Apple’s Voice Memos app to save ideas for vocals, guitar riffs, and more as the press ...

Voice Memo lets you record and store short voice messages that you can play back at any time. Many phones with this feature also let you record parts of phone conversations in progress.