Audio Recording Program

[Xx{Midday}xX]

I'm looking for a program that records audio from the computer speakers.

It must be just audio. Hence, camstudio is out of the question. (I couldn't find a function where the video wasn't recorded.) No, audio extracted from videos can't be used in my case. Also, camstudio lags the other programs that I have to use simultaneously.

Any freewares? Lagless, and saved as mp3 would be great.

[LLaMaSaUceYup]

Re: Audio Recording Program

What about Audacity?

[Shadowcliff]

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Yes, Audacity. Just import an MP3 or record it through microphone.

[fido123]

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Yes, Audacity. Just import an MP3 or record it through microphone.

MS Sound Recorder if your just going to do that.

[Coolboyrulez0]

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No23 recorder used to be good. Haven't used it in years though.

[Xx{Midday}xX]

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What I am trying to do is record my bms player so I can get an mp3 file from .bms files. I'm not trying to import an mp3 and tweak it, or record external sound outside the computer through a microphone.

As for audacity, I don't know how to record audio generated from the computer speaker, and I don't know how to export the music as an mp3 file.

Trying others.

No23 worked. Thanks guys. *goes to step Yuuyu's bms songs.

[plasmix]

Re: Audio Recording Program

Volume Control > Properties > Recording > Wave Out Mix

Select Wave Out Mix in the dropdown box in the top corner in Audacity.

[MrMagic5239]

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with audacity, its all about having your microhone lines turned off and your stereo lines turned on so it records your speakers and not your microphone, I do it a lot with music selections I find on youtube and such

[lxDestinyxl]

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I ditto Audacity. It's a good program.

[behanjc]

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I often had the same problem, with a similar solution. Is there any other way to extract audio from a bms?

There must be some tool to compile the keysounds from the original song, but I remember searching endlessly with no avail in the past.

EDIT: Alright decided to search more, and found this. Yet to try it out.

http://childs.squares.net/program/bme2wav/index.html

K works like a charm, easy to figure even though it's Japanese. If you use to to create a song for SM however, you will have to convert the produced WAV to mp3, which is very easy.