Free Audio Editor

How to Record Audio from Any Sounce

Introduction

Step 1: Active Recording Window

Step 2: Choose Sound Source and Sound Card

Step 3: Adjust the Recording Settings

Step 4: Start the Recording

Step 5: Save the Recording

Introduction

Free Audio Editor provides a built-in advanced audio recorder that supports the record input/source from a microphone, streaming audio (live internet broadcasts or sound of online television), external input devices (e.g. CDs, LP, music cassettes, phone line, portable players etc.) as well as other applications like Winamp, Media Player, etc. If you're looking for an application to help you with audio recording, you won't be disappointed in Free Audio Editor! This recorder is complete freeware to save you money and it is user-friendly for both novices and practicians. Download and install Free Audio Editor and then follow the guide below!

Step 1: Active Recording Window

Launch Free Audio Editor. Click "New Record" to choose recording sample rate & channels and click "OK" to activate audio recording window.

Step 2: Choose Sound Source and Sound Card

Choose the sound source as needed and select a proper sound card in your system. The names of the sound sources to record audio maybe different in various operating systems, usually named as Stereo Mix, Phone Line, Aux Volume, Video Volume, Mic Volume, Line In, CD Audio and so on.

Step 3: Adjust the Recording Settings

Now start the playback of the audio that you want to record. If the audio from the sound is detected, you should see the signal on the wave patterns. Then, adjust the recording volume as needed. Set a specific time by clicking "Timer Record" to automatically start recording. You also have the power to record without silence.

Step 4: Start the Recording

After everything is set, please click the red round record button in audio recorder to start recording. You can see the recording time on the top. To stop the recording, click "Pause". Then, click "Keep" to input the recording to the waveform window of audio editor.

Step 5: Save the Recording

Now, the recording is displayed in the waveform window. You can click "Play" to playback or edit & add audio effects to the recording if you like. Click "Save" to specify the output format, file name and output location. You can use presets provided (There are AM Quality, FM Quality, CD Quality and so on) or specify the parameters as needed.

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