How can i record my guitar on my pc?
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If it's an acoustic guitar, buying a mic will do it.  If it's an electric guitar purchase a guitar port.  You can get them for $99.00 from www.musiciansfriend.com.  With this you can use the computer to add effects, amp modeling and recording.  The next thing you will need is multi-track software like acid wave or n-tracks (which is cheaper).  You can download a demo of n-tracks, just run a google search.  Good luck!
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you need to download an application that can record audio streams, such as stationripper.\n\ntype something like 'audio stream capture' into google and you should find plenty of info
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you cant...you need video and audio rca inputs on your laptop to do this plus recording software. try this link\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1456601&CatId=1428\n\nit comes with software too!
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you'd need a music software program installed on your computer.. your computer has got to have a good sound card a fast processor and lots of space... hardware wise you'd need a mixer which you would connect your instrument to and then it feed it into the computer at a better quality and you would also need to know how to work the software..such as to record midi devices, record vocals etc.... you'll also have to know about music leveling and tune adjustments...good luck..
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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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You have to have a television with an audio out that will connect to the line in of your computer. If you have the audio of the your television running through your stereo reciever like I do, then you can take the audio out from the receiver. The sound recorder application that comes with Windows may not record as long as you need it to, however. Fortunately, ]there are many freeware and shareware programs out there to address this situation.\n\nThomas\nwww.yourhomestudio.com\n\n\nFree Home Studio Newsletter - addme@yourhomestudio.com
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Install a sound recording program in your PC eg: Cakewalk, Sound Forge etc...The cassette player needs to have access to Line Out. You need a single streo cable with stereo jacks at both the end ; one end of the cable has to be connected to the cassette player ..LINE OUT..and the other in the sound card of your PC...LINE IN. Open your sound recording software and specify the source of recording as LINE. This will enable the software to record whatever is being played in the audio casssette. Format of the recorded audio can be converted as required in *.wav or *.mp3 as per your choice.\n\nSound recording Softwares: \n* Cakewalk 8.0 or above\n* Sound Forge\n* mp3 to wav converter or vice versa\n\nTry downloading these softwares from Google
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have a look here \n\nhttp://www.winamp.com/
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Sound recorder will record your voice \nStart>All programs>accessories>entertainment\n>sound recorder\n\notherwise use Audacity - it's free\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\n\nKarafun is a free player/editor\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/KaraFun/karafun.html\n\nand just for fun - have you tried Singshot?\nhttp://www.singshot.com/songList.html?sortBy=a2z&strong1=1
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You will have to go to Radio Shack and get a cord called Stereo Headphone To RCA. The RCA end hooks up to the 'out' plugs of your stereo and the other end goes into the 'mic' slot on your computer. To do the recording you need a program such as PolderBits http://www.polderbits.com/BuyRecorderNow.htm\n\nWith PolderBits you can record the songs, edit them and save them as mp3s or wavs. You will need to practice for a few minutes to find the right recording level (volume).\n\nFinally, after you have done the recording and saved the songs you can burn them to CD like you would any other files.\n\nIf you need more help msg me at abcormi on Yahoo! Messenger. I use this program quite often so I consider myself a pro.
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If you can play the video in full screen, you can try the software FastCap at http://www.ejoystudio.com for the recording. You need to install DirectX 9.0 (free from microsoft), nVidia or ATI graphic card for the FastCap recording.
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You download a program called "LP Recorder" (freeware) WinXP, you plug your tape player into the line in on your computer, and you record (capture) the sounds in real time. If you don't have a reel to reel player you should be able to rent one from a sound hire company. There is no other way to do it, other than shelling out piles of green to a sound studio.\nYou can use a program called "Audacity" if you have other operating systems incl. iMac. Also freeware and also downloadable.
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Go to skype.com and go to downloads and there should be a program that records off your sound card.
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A very basic recording studio needs several elements:\n1. microphone\n2. mixer\n3. recorder\n\nThere are oodles of variations on this simple setup, but if you have a microphone with a cable, mixer with a preamp, and a recorder, be it digital or analog, tape or hard drive, you can record.\n\nComputer recording is taking over like a storm, so that is definately an option to investigate. By getting a USB audio interface with a mic preamp built in, a microphone & cable, and [free] software, you can be setup for multi-track recording!\n\nA standalone recorder is another option, some have mic inputs already on them. To see an article on standalone recorder versus computer recording, see http://www.learn-recording.com/digital-recording.html\n\nFrom there, you have many options to upgrade, not the least of these is a good quality microphone.
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I've never found a way.\nI have to record it through my CD recorder. A separate unit.
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Free Mp3 Recorder is free\n\nhttp://www.wordaddin.com/mp3recorder/
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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.