Features and Benefits:
It is a free sound recording software to record streaming audio, Internet radio, webcasts, music, meetings, classes, seminars, convert LP's, records, tapes, make free ringtones and a lot more. It's an MP3 sound recorder to record anything you can hear!
Using GiliSoft Audio Recorder Free is very easy...
5 Digital Voice Recorders for Interviews and Lectures
Are you looking for a good digital voice recorder? Do you have too many choices? Don’t know which will be suitable for you? Then don’t worry we will make it simple for you. Here we give you everything about 5 great digital...
Learn. When you’re ready to start recording, click the red Start Recording button on the left side of the Screen Recording toolbar.
When you’re done recording, click Done or press the F10 key on your keyboard, and the View Recording window will pop up. Here, you have several options for...
Empire Records is a 1995 American coming-of-age film that follows a group of record store employees over the course of one exceptional day. The employees try to stop the store from being sold to a large chain, and learn about each other along the way. The film was directed by...
What are sound elements?
Sound elements are components of sound that are recorded during the production process and then edited together to create the rich stereo mix that we all know and love.
When I’m recording sound on location, I need to record a variety of sound elements to create a...
Ever want to record sound from computer? More specifically, we can record what we hear from the computer’s sound card, but not MIC. This way the output audio quality becomes more pure and exquisite. It gets a little tricky sometimes, now, the article below will offer a couple of...
So, you've practiced playing some music, which might be original, or it might be a cover, and now you want to record a video of yourself playing it and you want to put your video onto YouTube.
At this point you discover a problem that many others before you have...
I often get emails from people who have taken the plunge into (or back into) vinyl and want to know what records they should buy.
Let’s start with some general advice:
1. If you’re buying new, go with the new 180 gram reissues. The heavier, thicker vinyl is worth the extra...
