And on the tail end of your recording, when you are ready to pause/stop recording, remember that your screen may have gone to lock mode based on your settings. So, you should press the Home button once before you do a two finger double tap. Then you can un-mute Voiceover , turn speach back on, once again with a three finger double tap. That way you have less editing to do, if any.
Have fun. Rodney On 11/6/14, Brian Fischler <brianfisch...@me.com> wrote: > I disagree as a buddy of mine and I record a weekly podcast using voice > memos and the quality of recording of a 5S and voice memos is just fine as I > would not want to do the podcast if the quality was crap. What I would > suggest doing is turn on Do Not Disturb then click record in voice memos > then do a three finger double tap to mute all voice that way you will be > covered about VO accidentently letting something get through which does > happen from time to time even with do not disturb on Good luck. > On Nov 6, 2014, at 12:02 PM, Sarah k Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Yu could put the phone on do not disturb and have it so no one gets >> through, or put it in air plain mode, all of which can be accessed with >> the control center. I'm going to warn you the audio quality will suck, but >> it works. >>> On Nov 6, 2014, at 8:07 AM, Juanita Martin <jordmar...@suddenlink.net> >>> wrote: >>> >>> I'm going to my daughter's play tonight and I'd like to record the audio >>> with Voice memos. I don't want to disturb anyone with notifications or >>> phone calls, so if I put the phone on mute, can I still record? >>> If that isn't possible, is there another app that would be more >>> practical? 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