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program that captures all your computers sound output
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| beats and beeps |
I'm sure this has been on here before, but can someone link me to a program that is free, and can capture all of your computers sound output as .wav.
So that you can easily record the audio from videos you're watching, audio conversations etc. |
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| beats and beeps |
| would there be a way in cubase to make an audio channel record your soundcards output? so you could record the audio from a video you have playing in vlc. |
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| DigiNut |
Depends on your sound card. If it supports ASIO Direct Monitoring, then yes, you can do it right in Cubase (you'll need to consult your board's manual/help for the "how to", since it varies from one device to the next).
If not, then go for something like Total Recorder. |
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| beats and beeps |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
Depends on your sound card. If it supports ASIO Direct Monitoring, then yes, you can do it right in Cubase (you'll need to consult your board's manual/help for the "how to", since it varies from one device to the next).
If not, then go for something like Total Recorder. |
I have an audiophile 2496.
i know that for a while i had a simple little program that would just rip your computers audio. I wish i could find it again. |
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| DJ RANN |
try this one
www.mp3mymp3.com
records everthing that would be routed to the soundcard.
best of all....it's free! |
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