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Muzys' "Record Audio" function records the sound that comes in at your soundcard's input.
The "Record Audio" window can be called via
The first time in each session, the Record Audio Setup window is automatically opened.
This setup window depends on what type of audio output driver you use (cfr Audio Hardware).
For ASIO, you can only choose which 2 of your enabled ASIO device inputs should be used. The audio input format (ie. samplerate and bitdepth) is defined by the ASIO output format.
For DirectSound, MME and SoundManager you can choose an input device in your system, for example, the microphone input, and a sound format. The higher the samplerate and bit depth, the better the quality, but also the more memory you'll need.
Click OK to complete the setup.
The main Record Audio window contains some extra parameters :
Now make a good level mix for optimal results : The level meters should come quite high but should not reach the top.
Note that the clip indicators don't work here as any clipping is already done by the soundcard.
Pressing the 'Record' button actually starts audio recording for as long as your RAM can take, or until you click Record again.
The resulting Wave is immediately selected in The Wave Labo, where you can eventually cut out any superfluous parts by selecting the actual content, and calling "Crop to selection" in the "Dsp Funx" menu.
This new Wave is not yet saved, so take care about saving it, for example via "Save as ..." in the Wave Labo's "File" menu.
Notes :
That results in a noisy recording. Please check your soundcard's documentation.
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