All cooks need to know food equivalents or recipe ingredient equivalents.. We just don't think about it until we're headed to the store needing 4 cups of grated carrots and 1/4 pound of butter for our Carrot Cake.
You can learn how to record audio on an iPhone using iOS 6 instead. Step 1: Open the Voice Memos app. If you cannot find it it might be in a Utilities folder, as in the screenshot below. You can then select the Voice Memos app from there.Step 2: Touch the red Record button at the center of the screen to begin recording audio. This app uses the microphone on your device, so you can point the part of the iPhone into which you typically speak at the source of the audio.Step 3: Touch the red Record button again to stop recording audio.Step 5: Touch the Done button. Step 6: Type a name for your audio recording, then touch the OK button.tep 1: Open the Voice Memos app. If you cannot find it it might be in a Utilities folder, as in the screenshot below. You can then select the Voice Memos app from there. Step 2: Touch the red Record button at the center of the screen to begin recording audio.
There is no problem with short voice memos. I can stop recording and then abrupty press the main iPhone stop button afterwards and nothing is lost. Presumably this is because the phone doesn't need so much time to think and register properly what it's just recording. So beware people who want to record long lectures. When you press the on screen stop button to stop recording, allow the phone to think for a bit while still in voice memo app. Don't press the main iPhone button to exit the voice memo app too soon.