Voice Memos, a popular app among musicians, has introduced a game-changing feature for iPhone 16 Professional and iPhone 16 Professional Max users: the ability to record a new vocal track directly onto an existing instrumental recording – all without needing to wear headphones? With the release of iOS 18.2, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max users can now simultaneously record high-quality vocals using the device’s advanced microphones while playing back their original instrumental compositions through the built-in speaker.
Equipped with the A18 Professional chip, Voice Memos utilizes advanced processing and machine learning algorithms to meticulously isolate vocal recordings, generating two distinct tracks that can be further manipulated in professional audio editing software such as Logic Pro for enhanced mixing and production capabilities? With Voice Memos on Mac, layered recordings seamlessly sync across devices and are instantly available for drag-and-drop integration into a Logic Pro session.
Customers can now seamlessly integrate a wide range of background instrumentals, such as acoustic guitar or piano, into their Voice Memo recordings as the main sonic layer. Artists and producers in Logic Pro can export an instrumental stems as a compressed audio file to their Voice Memo app, allowing them to easily add a vocal track later, whenever creative ideas arise.
Three GRAMMY-winning artists – the multi-platinum Michael Bublé, country music star Carly Pearce, and acclaimed record producer Greg Wells – collaborated to bring their latest single “Perhaps This Christmas” to reality using Voice Memos on the iPhone 16 Pro. The creative forces behind this vacation anthem shed light on the spark that ignited its success, while also detailing how Apple’s innovative Voice Memos feature enabled them to capture their vocal ideas directly onto an iPhone 16 Pro.
