Juz curious is there any voice recording software to record while on VOIP/MSN or watever?

Any recommendation?

This post has been edited by Joshua_0718: Jun 22 2006, 05:45 PM

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Your windows mixer can do that, if there's "Stereo Mix" option

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Jun 22 2006, 05:53 PM

Windows mixer? What izzit?

This one

How about Audacity ?I notice when I'm doing a project (recording a midi file in Winamp & later convert into mp3), there is a pop-up sound.When I playback that mp3, the pop up sound also appear in it.

I think you turned on the stereo mix option

It will record whatever is output to your speaker.

It is auto?

How do I start record when I wish to?

This post has been edited by Joshua_0718: Jun 22 2006, 06:11 PM

After enabling it, open your sound recorder and the recording process will start.

Microsoft sound recorder has duration limitation, better try other alternative like Audacity or something.

Any other recommendation other then Audacity?

i would recommend MP3MyMP3 2.0 ..
no time limitation..for source, you can just set it within the program itself like microphone, stereo mix etc..

Oh, ok. What about the quality voice recorded? Shareware, freeware or need to buy?

Hi,
Can anyone suggest any good softwares that I can use to record sounds or music by using mic?

I really appreciate all the help that I can get.

i need it also....help please...

creative mediasource.
try it out... can be downloaded for free at www.creative.com/support

I'm sure this has been discussed many times..
One of the best free & open source programs would be Audacity, imo. Creative mediasource does work, of course.

I use Steinberg Cubase SX and Wavelab for my recording work though, but it isn't free..

Also can use SoundForge. From Sony.

audacity ?

mp3 recoder xp
easy to use
can record by mic and line in also

If you're aiming for quality, do not use anything which records in mp3 quality. Stick to 16/44.1 wav or better. I in fact record everything at 24bit/48kHz...

I still suggest audacity if you're going to be using the normal wave I/O as opposed to ASIO...

But it doesn't really sound as if you're doing anything of such great need or that you have a mic worth recording at that quality, so I guess it doesn't really matter...