Look in iPhone > Media > Recordings and find the appropriate voice memo(s) to copy over based on the filename and date, or copy them all by selecting every.Download iExplorer (free) and connect the iOS device to the computer via USB.This makes it possible to directly copy files from the iPhone, voice memos included, which is great if you’re looking to copy a large group of voice recordings over since you won’t run into any of the email attachment size limitations, or the repetition of tapping that “Share” button and filling up an inbox used with the prior approach. iExplorer is a free app for Mac OS X and Windows that lets you browse through any iOS device treating it kind of like an FTP server as if it had a normally accessible file system. If you have a bunch of voice memos you want copied to the computer, iExplorer is the way to go. Copying Voice Memos to a Computer with iExplorer
If you don’t have an internet or cellular connection available, the Sharing option won’t do you any good, but you can still copy Voice Memos from any iOS device to any computer using a third party tool, which we’ll cover next. Admittedly, email isn’t the ideal solution, and sending the voice memo to yourself through iMessage may be a better option for Mac users who have Messages configured in OS X. Yes it really is that simple to send a recorded memo over to yourself. Tap on any voice memo, then tap the “Share” button and choose “Email” (or Message to send it to a Mac).This is ideal for sending over a single memo or a small group of recordings, but isn’t the best solution for copying large batches of recordings: The simplest way to get a recorded Voice Memo over to a computer is to use the Share option directly within the Voice Memo app.
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