What's a simple way to record a voice file in OS X, using the built-in microphone?
luminosity macrumors 65816 Original poster Jan 10, 2006 1,364 0 Arizona May 9, 2006 #1 What's a simple way to record a voice file in OS X, using the built-in microphone?
F fradac macrumors regular Oct 24, 2003 127 0 Atlanta, GA May 9, 2006 #2 if you have quicktime pro, open it and goto file, new voice recording and speak ahead
S swingerofbirch macrumors 68040 Oct 24, 2003 3,641 4,442 The Amalgamated States of Central North America May 9, 2006 #3 If you don't have Quicktime Pro, you can use GarageBand. Though Garageband records to AIFF taking up more space, whereas in Quicktime you can specify to record in AAC.
If you don't have Quicktime Pro, you can use GarageBand. Though Garageband records to AIFF taking up more space, whereas in Quicktime you can specify to record in AAC.
UKnjb macrumors 6502a May 23, 2005 716 0 London, UK May 10, 2006 #5 There's also Wire Tap Pro, which capture any sound that is being played through your Mac in AAC, AIFF or MP3 format.
There's also Wire Tap Pro, which capture any sound that is being played through your Mac in AAC, AIFF or MP3 format.
j26 macrumors 68000 Mar 30, 2005 1,722 609 Paddyland May 10, 2006 #6 Audacity is what I use, but you have to save to wav and then convert in iTunes to whatever format you want. It's free and easy enough to use
Audacity is what I use, but you have to save to wav and then convert in iTunes to whatever format you want. It's free and easy enough to use