How to Install Audacity in Windows 7
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How to Install Audacity in Windows 7
In this video tutorial, I will show u how to install Audacity 2.1.0 on Windows 7.
How to record, playback and save the recorded audio.
Audacity is a free, easy-to-use, multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. The interface is translated into many languages.
Download Audacity at http://sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/
Access Audacity Link
Download Audacity
In tab Download
Click on the link to download the version match to your Operating System
Save the Download File
You can save Audacity executable (.exe) to your desktop or to a folder
Install Audacity
Double-click on Audacity executable to begin installation
Click Yes if it ask your permission to allow this program make change to the computer
Continue Installation
Click Next to continue...
Install Additional Plug-ins
Click OK to install addition plug-ins needed by Audacity
Check Default Recording Device
Go to Control Panel, Sound, tab Recording
Take note of the default recording device (green check mark)
Check Audacity Recording Device
Start up Audacity
Make sure the entry next to the icon Microphone match the default recording device in Sound
Start Recording Sound
Press the Red button to start recording
Start talking into your microphone
Press the Yellow square button to stop recording
View Recording Result
If recording was success full, then you will have a wave line as show
Play Back Recorded Sound
Press Green arrow to play back the sound we just recorded
Save Selected Recording
Highlight the portion of wave sound we wish to save
Play Selected Audio Portion
Press the Green arrow button to play only the selected audio portion
Save Audio Secton
From menu, File -> Export Selected Audio
Save Audio to a Folder
Navigate to the folder where we will store this audio file and give it a name
You can select from drop-down menu for file type. In this example I selected WAV
Listen to Audio File
Double-click on the audio file and the default player will attempt the play
In this example I have Windows Media Player as my default audio player