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fastXR · 05-03-2005, 06:30 PM

I do quite a bit of voice recording and have a fair understanding of how the mics work.

First of the mic input on your sound card provides a tiny bit of power to the mic. In simple terms it energizes the mic element. It is the difference between a dynamic and condensor mic.

If you want a really nice small mic take a look at http://www.reactivesounds.com/rp1.php This mic is small and will work with the mic input on a PC. The audio quality is great.

For sound recording take a look at Audacity. It is multi-platform and best of all is free.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

I intend to use my car computer to do voice recording. At least when I put the car back together.

05-03-2005, 06:30 PM	#25
fastXR Newbie Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Lakebay, WA Vehicle: 1987/Merkur/Xr4Ti Posts: 33 My Photos: ()	I do quite a bit of voice recording and have a fair understanding of how the mics work. First of the mic input on your sound card provides a tiny bit of power to the mic. In simple terms it energizes the mic element. It is the difference between a dynamic and condensor mic. If you want a really nice small mic take a look at http://www.reactivesounds.com/rp1.php This mic is small and will work with the mic input on a PC. The audio quality is great. For sound recording take a look at Audacity. It is multi-platform and best of all is free. http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ I intend to use my car computer to do voice recording. At least when I put the car back together.