Audio MP3 Sound Recorder

Software For Recording Sound to MP3 or WAV

This software is so cool. Consider the following applications:

• Plug in an inexpensive microphone and record directly to MP3 file (which will create very small files --- ideal for internet usage)
• Convert MP3 to WAV or WAV to MP3
• Save music from an internet radio station, or any sound coming from the internet, to an MP3 file so you can listen to it again
• Extract sound clips from a movie and record as MP3

As long as the sound is moving through your pc’s sound card, it can be captured.

The FREE DOWNLOAD lets you record up to 2 minutes. The FULL version (only $14.95) has unlimited recording time and all of the above features!

DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS

1. Go to http://www.mp3-recorder.biz/
   
   
2. Select the “Download a FREE trial version” button
   
   
3. Select the “Download from Site 1” (or whatever site you wish)
   
   
4. Hit the button and be sure to put the mp3recorder.exe file into a folder (or Desktop) where you can find it.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. Locate the mp3recorder.exe file you just downloaded
   
   
2. Open it up and “… just go with the flow …”
3. When done, look on your Desktop for an icon similar to .
   
   
4. Open it up and your menu looks like this:
   
   
   
5. The first time you launch this software after installation you will want to configure it to match your needs. Do so as follows:
   
   
1. Select <Tools> <Device> and make sure the “white box” under Microphone is selected (put a check mark in it).
   
   
2. Select <Tools> <MP3 Settings> and select Normal, Mono, and you will need to experiment with the Bit Rate Settings. The lower the setting (32b/s) the smaller the file size. Play til you find what works best for you.
   Hit OK when done with this screen. It’s that simple.
   
   

RECORDING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Be sure to select the “Save to MP3” button .
   
   
2. When your headset/microphone is ready to go, simply select the button and begin talking.
   
   
3. When done, select the button, then select the button to listen to your recording.
   
   
4. Last, be sure to Save your recording as follows:
   
   
1. <File> <Set File Name To Save The Recording> and give it a logical name (example: mp3-intro-me).
   
   
2. Be sure to select a logical folder to save this file. Example: you may wish to use your <My Documents> <Music> folder.
   
   
5. To play the file (in the future), simply open up your Music folder, locate the file you wish to play, and open it up. It’s that simple.