FOR MAC:
I don't have a mac, but these directions seem to make sense...
http://www.ehow.com/how_6538_record-sound-mac.html
FOR WINDOWS:
All windows machine should be equipped with a nifty program creatively called sound recorder. Here's where to find it. start>all programs > Accessories > Entertainment > Sound Recorder. It might be in a different place for you, but it'll definitely be in accessories.

This is what it should look like.

Hit the red dot to begin recording. Hi!

Hit the cube to stop.

The go to file>save as

Please save the file with your name

There we are, you've recorded your sound. Now to test to make sure it works. Close sound recorder and double click the file you just saved. It should play on your music or sound player...if it does, yay! If it doesn't, shit, e-mail me.
You can e-mail your file to me at zhangg7.at.gmail.com (the .at. = @, it's just there to stop spam bots)
Thanks!
PS: the default time limit on recorder is 60 seconds. If you're verbose and need more, here are instructions to extend it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q82215/

1 comment:
so where can we listen to all of these voices?
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