I want to record sound for a concert I'm going to.
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Belkin do excellent stuff for iPods, you can buy what you're looking for from the apple store, www.apple.com,  they call it 'Belikin iPod microphone adaptor'.  Also why don't you check out www.griffintechnology.com, when it comes to iPod accessories they are the best as far as I'm concerned
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Your best choice would be Audacity... Is Windows, Linux, Mac compatible and does what you need. It is also free... You can download it from:\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nGood luck!
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Windows Sound Recorder (start &#92; prorgrams &#92; accessories &#92; entertainment) or Audacity (free download) will record from a mic-source plugged into the microphone jack on your soundcard.  Both of these programs work with familiar tape-deck style controls, so if you can't get it to work, you likely have a hardware issue.
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The recording time can not be changed u can only wait till' the 60'th second and then press the record button again and so on.\nThis will result with a litle scratch in the recording but in the end the whole thing will be saved in a single file.Anyway i recomend you to use another program for recording sound like:\nSound Forge (all versions)\nnero wave editor etc.:)
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You can check out some of the websites, like musiciansfriend.com, americanmusical.com, or music123.com. They have the latest on recording equipment, even for home studios and hobbyists. Good luck.
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I think the best you can do is to buy a pci sound card preferably a Creative one.
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Try googling for super mp3 recorder.  You can record any audio that is  playin on ur computer into a mp3 file.
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You could try what the previous user mentioned, but a better way is this go here:\n\nStart -> Programs -> Accessories -> Entertainment -> Sound Recorder. Just press the RED button, start talking into the mic, hit stop. Then play what you just recorded. Works like a charm.
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Get a Macbook or "Pro" with the core 2 duo processor and with Garageband it will be your recording studio.
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Record system audio with this software.
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Your question is a bit unclear. Despite the fact i'll help you at my level best.\n\nAre you trying to record some digital sound signal from your laptop to the pc or vice versa? \nIf so simply use the sound cards (integrated or PCI i.e Creative Audigy) Line_In and Line_Out ports on them. The computer that receives digital sound signals should be connected with a supported cable to its Line_In, and the computer that transmits should be connected to the Line_Out. But you should remember to initialize your settings in accordance to parameters that would not create unwanted distortion (Noise Hiss..!) i.e use 50 percent volume on the master of your digital mixer and line out/in.\n\nMono Out? \nMono is only single effect on the signal, its really good for speeches but why do you want Mono. You could sometime set certain parameters to receive Mono Signals on your card if it supports such. But it is possible to recieve Digital Stereo signals and then convert them into Mono with software assistance (Nero Wave Editor).  It doesn't take much time to do that as well.\n\nMicrophone!\nYes, thisis required to collect all audio signals from the atmosphere and then route them to the digital path (if using the digital mixers). But if you are utilizing Microphones try good quality microphones that have the appropriate i.e FM mics. \n\nGood Luck!
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visit download.com and get audacity
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If you can find a cheap microphone, probably at radioshack or some such store, that is all you need to buy.\n\nOther than that, to record onto your computer you can use the program audacity ( http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ ) It is completely free and totally user friendly.\n\nOf course, you could always use a Walkman :)
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if you have a specific program for recording I'd use it (Cubase, Creative Labs).  If not, in your Accessories--> Entertainment, there should be a sound and audio recorder.  Record the medium.  It will already be in .wav format.  Don't compress it into .mp3.  Use whatever software you have to create an Audio CD with the sound you recorded.  Not a data CD.  When you have created an audio CD, when you check the properties of the CD and you will see the extension .CDA (CD Audio).  Check the CD in your stereo just to make sure.  Don't assume it's been burned correctly.  I've worked with audio engineers who do this professionally for recording studios and don't check their finished product and it wastes so much of my time.
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Try Behringer , or Mackie - they make a pretty good variety of models just for what you need , good price too.
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Use dMC (dBpowerAMP Music Converter)\n\nDownload http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
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Do a web search on "recording studio" and pick one near where you live.  Phone them and ask how much it is :D