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This updated guide examines How to Create Audio Notes in Evernote and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Method 1
iPhone and iPod touch
Launch the Evernote app from your iPhone or iPod touch home screen.
Navigate to the new note screen and select the 'Voice' option.
Record your audio note after the three second countdown.
Tap the 'Save' button to add your recorded audio to as a note.
- Alternatively, tap the 'Stop' button to listen to the audio and rerecord if necessary.
Method 2
iPad
Launch the Evernote app from your iPad home screen.
Tap the 'New Note' tab in the bottom left corner of the screen.
Tap the microphone icon at the top of the new note screen to start recording your audio note.
Tap the 'Stop' button.
Select either 'Save' to add the recorded audio to a new note or 'Discard' to delete the audio.
Method 3
Android
Launch the Android Evernote application.
Tap 'New Note'.
Tap the microphone icon in the top right corner of the screen to start recording.
Tap the square 'Stop' button to save the audio as an attachment to a new note.
Method 4
Blackberry
Launch the Evernote app for Blackberry.
Select 'Audio Note' from the main screen.
Select 'Record' to start recording your audio note.
Select 'Stop' to when you're finished recording your audio.
Select 'Save Note' from within the options menu to save the audio to a new note.
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