I want to share my voice and hear my friend's. I have the mic I need to record but no software. Anyone know of where I can get it--hopefully free?
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you have to use some software which other party must have to listen to your voice. as other frnd has suggested skype... i would recommand yahoo messanger which will allow you to leave offline voice message. cheers
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Audio Recorder for Free 5.6\nhttp://www.download.com/Audio-Recorder-for-Free/3000-2168_4-10500407.html\n\nAudacity 1.2.5 The Free, Cross-Platform Sound Editor\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nfree audio recorder v1.0\nhttp://www.deepcom.com/
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You can use Audacity ( http://audacity.sourceforge.net ) to record a audio without a mic. \nAbout the quality, if you record from flash video i think its normal. Because usually audio and video on flash use small bitrate to reduce file size and increase the download speed.
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You can use a program called Sound Recorder from Windows.\n1) Go to Programs (All Programs)\n2) Click Accessories\n3) Click Entertainment\n4) Sound Recorder\n5) Click Record Button\n6) Save Sound/Recording
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Hi:  I use a free program called AUDACITY. You can record (into your sound card) from a microphone, or a cassette player or both to your computer. Then play back your recording with windows media player.  It's kinda tricky but after using it a few times you will get the hang of it, it works very well.  And it's FREE.
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if u want to record sound, u need a mic but not a software, use the windows sound recorder.\nbut if u want to capture videos without a webcam, use camtasia studio. go ot techsmith.com   then select camtasia studio.
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All you need to make a podcast is a computer microphone and sofware. I think quicktime pro would work, but I am sure there are a couple of free programs available. Any iPod will work.
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You could try recording internet radio with ripcast.\n\nDownloads.com have some mp3's but you might not find what you want.
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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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its the same thing...just download it and voila! its "voice chat" enabled but you are NOT required to do so...
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://www.vocoder-plugins.com/
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You need a program for that, just go to zdnet.com and click the downloads tab then search for record sound, and the rest you know, normally is free for 30 days, with that you can record anything you hear in your computer..☺
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You need to plug your mic into your computer - if you have a decent mic you might need to convert the plug down to a 3.5mm jack.  You will need some decent ish audio recording software - sound recorder on windows will only do 60 seconds at a time.  Adboe audition is very good for this.  You then need to go to audio properties - right click on speaker icon by clock.  Go to recording properties and check that microphone is enabled.  Then away you go.
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Yes it it. It is the latest version of yahoo! which has an additional feature called as voice messages. If you do not want to use the voice messages, you can use this software also. It does not make a lot of difference. With the help of voice messages you can record your own voice and send it accross to a friend usind Yahoo! messenger.
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If you'd like to record your own songs or add voices, check out the free audio editor, Audacity.\n\nIt lets you record with a mircophone, edit MP3s, and do other edits with audio files.\n\nYou can get it on download.com or from the link below.\n\nAlso, depending on what kind of MP3 player you're using, you may have to add the recorded MP3s to your music library.
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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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You could use almost any language that has support for TCP/IP and/or UDP.  I think the most commonly used language right now is Java, but you can also do so in C# and C++.\n\nI'm not sure how you'd go about recording audio (as I've never had to do that), but you'd probably want to setup one application as the server for all of the other clients to connect to.  Then when the server receives an audio packet(s), it can distribute them to the clients.\n\nOf course, it's all easier said than done. =)\n\nHave fun!