Sound Recorder

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I've recently acquired an electronic keyboard. Works great.. however, when
using sound recorder (Start>All Programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Sound
Recorder) I can only record 60 seconds of playing. Is there a way to make
sound recorder record for say.. 4 minutes, or is there a free download
somewhere out there for another sound recorder? Any information is
appreciated. Thanks
 
Tony Norman said:
I've recently acquired an electronic keyboard. Works great.. however, when
using sound recorder (Start>All Programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Sound
Recorder) I can only record 60 seconds of playing. Is there a way to make
sound recorder record for say.. 4 minutes, or is there a free download
somewhere out there for another sound recorder? Any information is
appreciated. Thanks
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Read the links in this thread and they will show you how to make sound
recorder work for more than60 seconds
....http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/...-us-ms-winxp&lang=en&cr=US&sloc=en-us&m=1&p=1
 
Tony said:
I've recently acquired an electronic keyboard. Works great.. however,
when using sound recorder (Start>All
Programs>Accessories>Entertainment>Sound Recorder) I can only record
60 seconds of playing. Is there a way to make sound recorder record
for say.. 4 minutes, or is there a free download somewhere out there
for another sound recorder? Any information is appreciated. Thanks
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I made audio files for PowerPoint program slides using 1st Sound Recorder.
Works like a champ and has no limits of time. It's at
http://www.1st-sound-recorder.com/ I have my stereo system feeding a line
input to my computer sound card so I can choose "what U hear" as my
recording source and make sound files from records, CDs, audio tapes, radio,
etc from my stereo system to my computer.
It costs about $30 but I think there's a free test download available.
 
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