

Once the voice memo and picture are combined, you can then edit the length of the recording and adjust the image.All you will need to do is tap the photo and drag to the right to lengthen the movie. Don’t worry! iMovie didn’t delete the recording. Once the photo is added to the recording, iMovie automatically adjusts the recording length to 7.5 seconds.Now in the “Media” menu, you can select to add the photo you created from Canva to the project.Once you select “Copy to iMovie,” iMovie will open.Once you tap “…”, scroll down under “Suggestions.” You should see “Copy to iMovie.” Then select “Copy to iMovie.” In this step, you may have to tap the “…” option if you don’t see an option for iMovie. Go the Voice Memos app and select the recording that you’d like to use.Use iMovie to combine the image and voice memo.Here is a sample of what I included for each student’s recording: I made an image using Canva (you can use any other design app) to display during the audio recording.Īfter you create the image, be sure to save it to your device.


So just using audio allows me to respect the privacy of children. I prefer not to post pictures and videos of my students online. To create a holiday playlist of my students, I used audio rather than video. (Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s also a great way to showcase students without a public recital.) It is an easy project that you can do! It shows students’ progress, and it’s something that can be enjoyed by friends and relatives also.

In this post, you can learn how to create a playlist on YouTube using Apple voice memos. I created a holiday playlist of students as a gift to parents this year. Affiliate links are one small way that I can be compensated for running this blog. That means I may make a small commission (at no extra charge to you), if you purchase something from my links. The following post may contain affiliate links.
