Thread: Advice on Voice Recording
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Old 12-28-2010, 02:17 PM   #5
Flint
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Originally Posted by Clodfobble View Post
Download Audacity. It can record the signal off your mic jack in the back of your PC. For something that will be downgraded to phone system quality, your standard audio card should be perfectly fine.

But seriously, assuming it's not some 1,000 word script, just send it to me. I'm going to be recording for a client in the next few days, I'll just do it while my system's all set up, and email you the files. Easy peasy.
Wow, that is a generous offer. Thank you. In these cases I always think to myself I'd have to figure up the salary and pay it to the Cellar tip jar.

Unfortunately I don't have any kind of script ready nor do I expect this could possibly happen soon. I'm just the IT guy, if you know what I mean.

Thanks for the tip on Audacity--the CNET review sounds great. And it's free!
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