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KenOneill
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 Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 4:17 am Post subject: recording audio |
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hello all,
quick question. i am tryng to use my computer to record a few audio tracks with my mic. then burn them to a cd. problem is it seem to be a feature missng from all the programs i have . anyone know how to do this.
for free.
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Mike Merz
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DJ Dave Bernstein
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Ken -
Are you referring to the Sound Recorder on your computer under accessories? If you're recording simple files, this should do it. If you need something a bit more complex (i.e. manipulating, editing files, etc.), I recommend Sound Forge, which I've been using for years - DJ Dave
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KenOneill
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| Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2005 4:05 pm Post subject: |
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thank you...
theproblem i am having with the sound recorder is it is only allowing my to record 60 seconds at a time , And i have a half a dozen three to five minute racks to record. |
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When I first started recoding audio on the computer a long time ago, I used something called 3D recorder, which was free and allowed you to record up to 10 min. clips. without having to upgrade. Don't know if they still have that or not. Now, I've been happily using my Sound Forge, which Sony now makes, and I haven't looked back.
I'm sure there are a lot of free audio software programs out there, and I would definitely seek one out if you're only doing a few clips, and that's all. But you definitely want to go with something a little more robust, if you plan on doing audio for awhile, as you never know when you'll need to convert a file, change pitch, change tempo, etc.
I'll see if I can find that old program I used to use... - Dave
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KenOneill
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thank you kelly that was perfect
Ken |
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I use Audacity too. All the time.
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