How do i record a voice memo

Q: Can I record a voice memo on my iPhone?

Use the Voice Memos app Heres how to use it. First, make sure the second device is as close as possible to your iPhone. (Remember, youll be using it as a speakerphone.) After opening the Voice Memos app, click on the red record button before you start the call.

From the Home screen, tap .
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Tap Record
at the bottom center of the screen to start recording.
Speak into the microphone.
When you’re finished, tap Stop
at the bottom right of the screen.
The recording is automatically saved to your recordings list.
- Tap Play
  at the bottom center of the screen to listen to your recording.
- Tap List
  at the bottom left of the screen to view your list of recordings.
- Tap the Back Key
  to return the Voice Record screen.

NOTE

Tap the Microphone icon

in the upper right corner of the Voice Record screen to set the audio file size mode. Tapping the icon toggles between MMS mode and General mode.

Samsung Voice Recorder is designed to provide you an easy and wonderful recording experience with high quality sound, while also offering playback and editing capabilities.
For your everyday needs, we developed a “Voice Memo” recording mode so that you can convert your voice to text (Speech to text).

Available recording modes are:

[STANDARD] It provides pleasantly simple recording interface.
[INTERVIEW] Two microphones located on the top and bottom of your device will be activated to capture you and your interviewer (or interviewee)'s voices, it also displays dual waveform accordingly.
[VOICE MEMO] Records your voice and then convert it to on-screen text, so called STT.

Before starting the record, you may configure
□ Directory path (If external SD-card is available)

During recording,
□ You can reject incoming calls while recording.
□ BOOKMARK the points you want to mark.
□ Background recording is also supported by simply pressing HOME button.

Once saved, these actions below can be performed:
□ Both mini player and full player can be launched from Recordings LIST.
* Built-in sound player supports media controls such as Skip muted, play speed and Repeat mode.
□ Edit: Rename and Delete
□ Share your recordings with your friends via Email, Messages, etc.

* Not Support S5, Note4 Android M-OS
* Available recording mode depends on Device Model
* This is Samsung Device's Preloaded Application which is pre-installed app.

The following permissions are required for the app service. For optional permissions, the default functionality of the service is turned on, but not allowed.

Required permissions
. Microphone: Used for recording function
. Storage: Used to save recorded files
. Telephone: Used to check call state before starting new recording and to decline calls received while recording

Optional permissions
. Nearby devices: Used to get Bluetooth headset information to authorise the Bluetooth mic recording function

Voice Recorder is an app for recording lectures, conversations, and other sounds (previously called Sound Recorder). Hit the big Record button (1), and add markers (3) to identify key moments as you record or play (2). Then you can trim (5), rename (7), or share your recordings (4), which are saved in Documents > Sound recordings. Select the trash can icon (6) to delete your recording, or the three dots (8) for more options.

Need more help?

How to record and send a voice memo

If you’ve heard other listeners sharing their favorite affirmation or saying what they like about the podcast, you may be wondering how your voice can be included on the podcast as well! The good news is that it is fairly simple for almost anyone to record a good sounding voice memo at home, probably using the same device you use to listen to the podcast. Ask a grownup for help recording and sending us your voice memo. Below you’ll find our suggestions for what to use and tips for getting a great recording.

What to say?

You can share anything you’d like to say. Please try to keep the length of the recording between 5-20 seconds. Here are some suggestions. You do not need to say everything on this list; just introduce yourself and pick one other thing to say!

Start by introducing yourself. You may choose to say your name, your age, or where you’re from – whatever you and your parent/guardian are comfortable sharing.
Say your favorite affirmation.
Sing a line or two from your favorite Like You song.
Tell us your favorite episode or activity.
Share a story about how mindfulness helped you.
Say what you like about listening to Like You.

General tips for a good recording

Find a quiet place to record. Turn off any music, TV, fans, or anything else that makes noise.
Really listen mindfully to your environment. You may be surprised to notice a buzzing refrigerator, a whirring computer hard drive, a whoosh-y air conditioner, or other noises in what you think of as a “quiet” room.
If recording on a smartphone, hold it to your ear like you’re making a phone call, instead of holding it in front of your face. Your voice will be clearer this way.
If recording on a computer or tablet, position yourself close to the device. If you know where the microphone is, place your mouth roughly 6-12 inches from the mic.
If you have a pair of headphones or earbuds with a built-in mic for making phone calls, this may offer better quality than the device by itself.
It might help to take a deep breath to calm your nerves before speaking.
It’s ok if there is a pause or silence at the beginning or end (or even in the middle!) of the recording. I will trim out silence and do some light editing get the best possible sound quality.

using an iPhone, iPad, or Mac

Find the Voice Memos app. This app is developed by Apple, and is probably already on your device. You can find thorough details about using the app on Apple Support pages.
Open the app and tap the red circle record button to begin recording.
If using an iPhone, hold it to your ear while talking, like you’re making a phone call. If using an iPad or Mac, make sure your mouth is within a foot of the device.
When you finish recording, press the red square to stop.
It should automatically give the recording a title based on the date or location. You can tap the title to rename it if you want.
Listen back to make sure it sounds the way you want it to.
Tap the icon with 3 dots in it for more options, then tap Share, tap the Mail icon, and send it to .

using an android phone

*These instructions are a little less detailed, because there are many different apps you could choose to use and all will vary.

Find (or download) a simple voice recording app. Depending on your device there may be one already built-in. If you don’t see one, you can download an app, such as Easy Voice Recorder or Voice Recorder Pro. Alternatively, you can use the Rev Online Voice Recorder in your internet browser (see next section)
Open the app and tap the record button to begin recording.
Hold the phone to your ear while talking, like you’re making a phone call.
When you finish recording, press the stop button.
Listen back to make sure it sounds the way you want it to.
Look for a Share or Options icon and send it to .

record online in a web browser using any device

This method could work for you whether you’re on a Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad, Android, or other tablet.

Open your web browser (Google Chrome is recommended for PC and Android. Safari is recommended for iPhone).
Visit the Rev Online Voice Recorder by clicking this link or searching for it.
Note: Rev is a reputable and professional transcription company I have used in my career as a filmmaker and video producer. This feature is free to use, and they will not collect or store your recording in any way. They will prompt you to transcribe the audio after recording (a paid service), but you can ignore this and download your recording for free.
Press the red “Record” button to begin recording. You should see an audio animation showing that you are recording.
If using a smartphone, hold it to your ear while talking, like you’re making a phone call. If using an computer or tablet, make sure your mouth is within a foot of the device.
When you finish recording, press “Pause.” You may then press “Resume” if you want to say more, or “Preview” if you are finished.
Tap the play button to listen back and make sure it sounds the way you want it to.
DO NOT press the “Transcribe” button. Don’t worry, you won’t be immediately charged if you accidentally press it, but it will add a transcription service to a cart. You can just ignore this button.
Tap the download button, which looks like an arrow pointing down. Pay attention to where your downloaded file is saved.
Find the file and attach it to an email, which you can send to .

Where is the voice recorder on my iPhone?

With the Voice Memos app (located in the Utilities folder), you can use iPhone as a portable recording device to record personal notes, classroom lectures, musical ideas, and more. You can fine-tune your recordings with editing tools like trim, replace, and resume.

What is the best way to record a voice memo?

using an android phone.

Find (or download) a simple voice recording app. ... .

Open the app and tap the record button to begin recording..

Hold the phone to your ear while talking, like you're making a phone call..

When you finish recording, press the stop button..

Listen back to make sure it sounds the way you want it to..

Can I record a voice memo on my iPhone?

Use the Voice Memos app Here's how to use it. First, make sure the second device is as close as possible to your iPhone. (Remember, you'll be using it as a speakerphone.) After opening the Voice Memos app, click on the red record button before you start the call.