[studiorecorder] Re: sound card recording

  • From: Michael Kazmierski Dunn <bagpiper023@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2016 09:28:25 -0400

Hello,
My suggestion for recording speaker output with no static, no nothing (even when you change the volume it's not affected), you should download Audacity, any version (though I recommend 2.0.6), and the first time you use it, there's a setting in the Edit menu called "preferences". Under the Devices section, you want to change the Interface Host to Windows Wasapi and the Recording device to something like Loopback or whatever. Then, under Recording, choose the option for 2 channels, or stereo, under the Recording Channels option. The good thing about Audacity is that it's free, so you don't really need to purchase anything. If you're looking to do this with Studio Recorder alone, I've explored it myself and there's no such option. Plus it may jitter throughout the recording when using Studio Recorder - in the end Audacity will do a much better job of this. I think anyone who uses SR should also use Audacity - I'm one of those, and Audacity can do most of the things (which I personally want) that Studio Recorder can't do. Also, if you use Speech, my recommendation is to start recording, go to wherever you're going to record the sound (like from the Internet, etc), turn your speech off, and then record it. Once the file is over with, turn speech back on, go back to Audacity, and save it. Then you will edit out the speech with Studio Recorder if you have the full version which I wish I did. You could just edit it out with Audacity but I must honestly say, it's harder, especially being blind. Hope this helps. And Michele - sorry you're having troubles unsubscribing, unless you don't see this, in which case you're unsubscribed.

Michael
AKA the blind bagpiper

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From: <bobcorazza@xxxxxxxxx
To: "studio Recorder list" <studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date sent: Thu, 11 Aug 2016 13:05:42 +0100
Subject: [studiorecorder] sound card recording

What settings should I set to record straight from the sound card without the microphone. I want to record streams and other sounds that are chaneled to the speakers.
Bob c.



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