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Home > Tutorials > How to Record Audio Files?
My Sound Editor Free Edition is a program designed to record audio from any source like a microphone, record player, streaming audio, tape recorder, phone conversation, VCR, etc. through your computer's line-in. With this typical audio editing and recording software, recording a piece of time, a conversation, a course or a lecture in real time will never be the hassle! At the same time, you are allowed to output the recording as MP3/WMA/WAV, without creating any temp files. Step 1. Activate Audio Recorder Window
Launch
My Sound Editor Free Edition. Click "New Record"
and select the Sample Rate and Channels of your
choice. Then click "OK" to activate the audio recorder
window. Step 2. Select Recording Device and Sound Source
Choose the sound source and select a proper
sound card in your system. The names of the sound source
to record streaming audios maybe different in various operating
systems, usually named as Stereo Mix, Phone Line, Aux Volume,
Video Volume, Mic Volume, Line In, CD Audio and so on. Step 3. Adjust Recording Settings
Now start
the playback of the audio file that you want to record. Then you
can see wave variations in the wave pattern. You
can drag the slider to adjust the recording volume.
Set a specific time by clicking "Timer Record"
to automatically start recording. Record without silence
is also allowed.
After
everything is set, click "Record" button to start
recording. To stop recording, click "Pause". Then,
click "Keep" to input the recording to the waveform
window.
Now,
the recording is displayed in the waveform window, you can use editing
function to edit it or add audio effects to meet
your demands. Click "Save - Save File As..." button
to save the recording in the format/location you want and adjust
the quality. Now, enjoy the recorded files on your music player!
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