How to Post and Tweet Audio Message Recordings

Audio messages are becoming an increasingly popular way to communicate on social media. Platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are adding features to allow users to record and send voice messages. Here is a guide on how to post and tweet audio recordings on major social platforms.

Posting Audio on Facebook

Facebook allows you to easily share audio files by uploading them to Facebook or linking to an external hosting site:

Uploading Audio Files

  • Go to your Facebook page and click Photo/Video in the status composer
  • Select the option to upload a file from your computer
  • Choose your audio file (MP3, WAV, etc.) and add a description
  • Click Post to share the audio file on your timeline

Linking External Audio

  • Upload your audio file to a hosting site like SoundCloud or Dropbox
  • Copy the file URL or embed code
  • Paste the link in a new Facebook status and add a description
  • Click Post to share the link to your audio

When shared, the audio file will appear in the feed with a player so friends can listen directly on Facebook.

Tweeting Audio Messages

Twitter has a dedicated voice messaging feature to record audio clips up to 140 seconds:

Recording Voice Tweets

  • Open the tweet composer in the Twitter app
  • Tap the wavelength icon next to the text box
  • Tap the record button and start talking
  • Tap Done when finished to review or post

Listening to Voice Tweets

  • Voice tweets appear in timelines with profile photo
  • Tap the image to play back the audio clip
  • Voice tweets play inline and can be replied to like regular tweets

Sharing Audio on Instagram

Instagram does not allow direct audio uploads, but you can share audio by linking or converting to video:

Add Audio to Instagram Stories

  • Record a video story as usual
  • Import audio from device to add a soundtrack
    -Trim audio and mix with added visuals
  • Share story with audio track included

Convert Audio to Video

  • Use a video maker to convert audio file to video
  • Add album art or visuals that represent the audio
  • Upload the converted video to Instagram feed or reels
  • Add captions and tags to promote the audio content

Sending Audio Messages on Messenger

Facebook Messenger makes it easy to send quick voice notes in any chat:

Recording Voice Messages

  • Open a chat in Messenger
  • Tap and hold the microphone icon
  • Start recording your message
  • Release your finger when done to send

The voice message will instantly appear in the chat. Friends can then play it back by tapping on the audio wave icon.

Key Takeaways

  • Upload audio files directly or link to hosting sites to share on Facebook
  • Twitter’s voice tweets allow recording audio up to 140 seconds
  • Add audio tracks to Instagram stories or convert audio to shareable video formats
  • Send quick voice messages hands-free in Messenger chats

Using the built-in tools on these platforms makes sharing audio content simple. With more users listening online, audio messages are an easy way to be heard.