Voice Memos update on iOS 18.2 channels your inner Michael Bublé

As you know by now, iOS 18.2 is here with tons of Apple Intelligence improvements and ChatGPT integration.

A nice addition is what Voice Memos (Apple's portable audio recorder app) can now do. The Cupertino giant announces that Voice Memos now offers "musicians of all kinds" and iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max users the ability to layer a vocal track on top of an existing instrumental recording. All of this, without the need for headphones, which makes the process even easier.



Voice Memos is greatly helped by the powers of the A18 Pro chip. The app is enhanced by advanced processing and machine learning; also, it introduces a groundbreaking feature that separates vocal recordings into two distinct tracks.

This allows users to fine-tune and enhance their recordings in professional software like Logic Pro. Additionally, with Voice Memos on Mac, these Layered Recordings automatically sync across devices, enabling users to seamlessly drag and drop them into Logic Pro sessions for further production.

Voice Memos offers creative flexibility by enabling users to integrate background instrumentals such as acoustic guitar or piano as an initial layer. Producers and artists using Logic Pro can also export instrumental mixes as compressed audio files directly to Voice Memos. This streamlined process allows for quick vocal layering, making it easier to capture inspiration on the go.

Three Grammy Award-winning artists – Michael Bublé, Carly Pearce, and producer Greg Wells – used Voice Memos on the iPhone 16 Pro to create their new holiday track, "Maybe This Christmas".



Sounds interesting. Do you have any ideas for songs? Let me know in the comments!