Record Sound or Stream Audio From Your Mic or SoundCard: TipCase Sound Recorder

Sunday, March 21, 2010 20:10
Posted in category Freeware
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Want to record sound from your Micphone? Need to get a part of stream audio? I promise TipCase Sound Recorder is what you want :)

I wrote this windows freeware to record all audio sound from Micphone or SoundCard. You can also set the volume, echo or sound effect. All you need to do is just select the output file location and click on Start button.

Our website link: http://www.tipcase.com

Download URL: http://www.tipcase.com/down/soundrecorder.exe

If you want to do just a little recording, you can use Windows Sound Recorder. This tip perhaps helps you: How To Increase Windows Sound Recorder Recording Time Length

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6 Responses to “Record Sound or Stream Audio From Your Mic or SoundCard: TipCase Sound Recorder”

  1. popslarson says:

    March 31st, 2010 at 6:12 am

    I downloaded the sound recorder and went thru setting it up. I can’t get output file listed so I can record. I put in where I want the file to go and I save it, but it won’t show up for the recording file so what am I doing wrong. the file comes from administrator which I copied and paste. So what do I need to get this to run right?

  2. Tip Case says:

    March 31st, 2010 at 10:46 am

    Please run the program as Administrator and save the output file into an external drive and try again :D

  3. Mike says:

    April 6th, 2010 at 5:08 pm

    Nice clean program. Does what it says. It would be nice if the program remembered previous settings though.

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