How do I record sound using an Ipod?
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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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i use sound forge for pc and soundedit16 on mac for most sounds i use.  you can also find quite a bit of sounds at Findsounds.com. usually i just connect a mic to my computer and start recording gibberish or just get a recorder and start recording stuff elsewhere.  Then i just edit it and clean it up a bit with the software.  You can probably get them and the serial off some filesharing network like limewire or something.  Or you can buy them if you have the money.  The software uses sound visiual sound waves for you to edit sounds.
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Hook up the head phone jack to your audio input jack and record it on the computer. ( I use roxio)
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If you have sound playing on your computer (ie. a music track, or from the internet, anything.) then you can record that with windows recorder while it's playing.\n\nIf you want to record something external to your computer, you will need a microphone.  You can buy leads to connect external sources to your computer but it's best go to a computer shop to explain exactly what you're trying to do.\n\nHope this helps
714291
Easy, just use a sound recorder and have it record what you're hearing.  Have the recorder recording when the flash file is playing.
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Try this:\n\nDouble click your volume icon (if it's not in the tray, find volume control and open it).  Go to properties and select recording.  Recording control should appear.  Make sure line in is checked.
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Use an application called Audacity ( Free ) , which can record, edit and save the audio files as WAV to MP3 as well. \nTheir site has a guide to do so.\n\nDownload the app at :http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/\n\nLearn to use the app at :http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/tutorials
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If you're running Windows XP you have Windows Movie Maker installed. Through that you can take out the video and save it as an audio file for your iPod.
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It depends on your sound card and software that you have.\nSome soundcards have record what you hear.\nIf not you can pick up a Sound Blaster Live Value or higher that would allow you to do this. Your games and sound reproduction will be a lot better too. Just do some reeviews.\nTry to see if your sound recorder will link up with your sound card or sound chip set.
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first off, make sure you have a male / male stereo connection wire (radioshack $4 - $7 bucks).  Plug it in to the earphone jack on your minidisk and plug the other end into the microphone jack on your pc.  now if your mic jack is set to mute you will obviously not hear anything so in your sound manager on your pc make sure it is set correctly.  push play on your minidisk and you should hear sound through your pc speakers.  If you have done this correctly, then either using windows sound recorder or if you have a sound card that came with software, you will have to record each song as it plays.  and unless you know how to split large wav files, you will have to be there to stop and start record with each track you want.\nIf you get this far, then you will need software to convert the wav file of the recorded tune into mp3.  Hope this helps or atleast gets you started.
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Apple's Garage Band software is great for this.  It comes with hundreds of intrumental or percussion loops, plus it allows you to import other tracks and record live over them.
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you can use jet audio recorder but some setting required <you can find the way>.\ngoodluck
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To insert music:\n1) Go to Insert, then point to Movies and Sounds.\n2a) Select Sound From File OR Record Sound (If you choose this go to 4)\n3) Select your sound and click insert.\n4) Press Record, record your sound, press stop, then select OK.\n5) Voila! Sound inserted!
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purchase a 3.5mm stereo cable (like the end of your headphones) on both ends.\nPlug one end on your walkman headphones to the input of your soundcard and use recording software (freeware below) to record the music. If you have tapes, you can also buy the device below.
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You would need to convert the .flac file to a format that is understandable on your iPod (Audio formats supported: AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Music Store), MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3 and 4), Apple Lossless, AIFF and WAV).   This would require a program that can do the conversion for you.  Check out the options in the "sources" section.  Once you have an MP3 or something that iTunes can work with, simply drag it to your iTunes Library (and to your iPod as normal).\n\nSuppposedly Apple has the ability to provide firmware updates for other audio formats, so you could always send in feedback for .flac files (link provided).
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Record your own using a program called Sound Recorder in the start menu in widows and then Accessories, go into Entertainment, and click on Sound Recorder.\n\nIt's faster than downloading and you get it right away.
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I've never found a way.\nI have to record it through my CD recorder. A separate unit.