Audio recorder in Panther?

I read somewhere that basic sound input can be recorded using a system
utility (I believe it was called Audio Recorder) but can find nothing on
my system that suggests it performs that function.

Using 10.3.8 on a 1.25Ghz G4 (with I/O ports in the back).

Should there be a utility on the system or do I need to D/L something to
do it? If the latter - any recommendations?

Ta.

 

What is "basic sound input"?
You do have a line-in on most Macs, and you can access very basic
controls for that through System Preferences - Sound. However, that
doesn't record for you or do any fine tunig of the sound without extra
software. I'd recommend Amadeus II for analog sound recording (including
vinyl), look for it on Versiontracker.

 

http://www.google.com/search?&q="audio+recorder"

Freeware. Small, simple, and does what it says it does.

Lara

 

I heartily recommend Audacity, found over at sourceforge.net. It does
just about everything SoundStudio does, plus a lot more features, and
it's free.

 

Thanks to everyone. I'll check them out.

 

There's also Amadeus. I prefer Audacity but only because I'm cheap.

And depend on what you want to do, you might be interested in Praat:

Tool:
http://www.praat.org/

For Language:
http://www2.kenyon.edu/People/bai/Praat.htm

For Music:
http://www.musicology.nl/WM/research/praat_musicologists.htm

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