Records normal-quality audio on tap, lets you trim the result, and saves it to a folder of your choice.
Gets a folder of audio files, lets you choose one, and encodes the result to base64 (to be placed into another shortcut and decoded to play the sound).
Records audio using the phone’s mics, then saves the file and asks you if you want to share it.
Presents a menu of sounds (each with corresponding text-encoded audio), decodes your choice, and plays the sound at 35%.
Records normal-quality audio—starting and stopping on tap—then adds to a folder; if no folder exists, creates one.
Grabs your audio folder, lets you pick a file, and plays the sound at 35% volume.
Opens the magazine for MatthewCassinelli.com which contains all the articles published from my blog.
Turns the volume down to 0%. If device is already muted, increases the volume to 35%.
Opens the app Wordy for Apple TV that displays the time in an abstract text style, like “Quarter to twelve” rather than actual numbers.
Opens the conversation for your Family group chat so you can keep up with everyone.
Opens to the latest stories from Wired available for Apple News+ subscribers, as well as links to the various issues above.
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