Having A Stereo Where I Perform My Spells?
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You are fine.  There are lots of people that have music playing during spellwork.  It usually helps to raise the energy.  Besides if you are limited in the space where else are you going to put?  Don't worry about it.\n\nIn regards to what Kent.. said: Sacred space can be made anywhere.  You do not have separate the mundane because anything can become sacred.  Sacred space can be created in your mind.  You can do magic in your mind.  You do not need physical objects to have sacred space.   My best magic is done while I am walking in the metroparks.  I visualize sacred space around my body moving with me and I then focus and visualize on my intent.  \n\nHe does have a point though.  I am a kitchen witch and everything I use in ritual is not always separate from my everyday stuff.  I use what I have available around.  Example is the story about my walk in the park.
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you can use jet audio recorder but some setting required <you can find the way>.\ngoodluck
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http://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nit has a setting for that
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If you don't have a sound card with more than one audio outlet, you can use an audio adapter to do this.\n\nCheck out those small shops for these stuff.\nIt is one adapter that gives you two audio outlets\n\ngood luck\n\nXLMan
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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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Nope, though you'll probably like http://audacity.sourceforge.net just as well.  It's a lot less resource intensive also, and cross-platform.  You can google and find lots of free plug-ins and effects to add onto it.
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There are discs ,specially recorded for karaoke. Get some of those.
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Do a Google search on "MagicSofts Sound Capture"\nI got mine free, and  it records ANYTHING that travels thru the soundcard <so make sure you don't have any system beeps while you're recording...they'll show up on your mp3s>
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its very easy .. just have a stereo jack cable , plug one end in your stereo AUX and one end in the line out  computer, see , there are 3 points in your computer on the back of CPU or even in front of it, one is for mic, one is for speaker and one is for something else .. you have to connect your stereo in the speaker jack of your computer .. it will play ..
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try virtual dj use the vocals remover effect and record, or set bass high and treble low
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you dont need any particular hardware for that purpose, your sound card should be fine. \nThen you require stream recorders which you can try downloading from http://www.download.com\n==x==
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best bet...\ndownload winamp 5  at http://winamp.com/\ntons of shoutcast stations to choose from, all great quality.
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You could try Audio Hijack; the pro version can capture audio from any source.
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You can use Virtual DUB\n\nOr simply download Blaze amp... thats it\nclick here to download\nhttp://www.webattack.com/dlnow/rdir.dll?id=100603
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I don't know if this will work!\n\nStereo sound come from lX------you-------rX\nDolby pro sound comes from \nlx-----center------rx\n\n........you\n\n                                      x-----mono-----x\n\n5.1 .....................Sub\nSound\n lx------center-------rx\n\n\n                       ........you\n\n     lx-----stereo-----rx
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I doubt if `aXXo' da king will answer.. but there are many softwares.. the link for one of them is given below..\n\nhttp://www.magicdvdripper.com/
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I would recommend using the free "Audacity." You will, obviously, need a microphone as well.\n\nHere is Audacity's website: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/