2:55 PM
February 2, 2010

http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/audiocorder.html


I was schedule to record JUDITH Wednesday.
I feel it would be unsafe for her.

She is on zero life expectancy and a living legend
of going beyond the norm for people who have had
bone cancer.

Most live two-three years.

She is into her twelfth Year on zero Life expectancy.

How did she do it?

It is through mastery of life principles.

I need to be able to record our conversations.

This tool may do the job.

What I really want is a way to do life radio interviews.

I am going to call Apple support now.


LOTS TO LEARN BUT IT CAN BE DONE


imac
ipod....
garagepod--
audio hijack---
make a podcast---
line in
podcast cast--

dvs player

illuminate---
snow
screen
quicktime---
podcast--
i life--
via phone--
eight inch male to male---
to imac
229 days more...

need to install...Snow Leopard and new imovie
I have it..

Got to do more cleanup and get on with it...

thanks!

Garageband for recording voice interviews?
I've only just bought a Mac that can actually run Garageband, so forgive the newbie question!

If I have a mic, and a pre-amp (Griffin iMic), can I use Garageband to record voice?

I know about Wiretap Pro but I can't afford to buy that this week, and I'm recording an interview for a magazine next weekend so need some kind of audio recorder.

If people use Garageband to record songs with instruments and a microphone for voice, can I just plug the mic into the Griffin iMic, open Garageband and start recording?

I haven't actually tried yet as I'm waiting for my mic to arrive. I'll be using a Macbook with the version of Garageband before iLife 08.
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Oct 22, 2007, 04:18 AM #2
motulist
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Join Date: Dec 2003
It'll work fine, except for the fact that it's totally overkill. Doing it that way introduces unnecessary complexity. I'd suggest you just use a simple audio recorder program. Here's a random one I just found on version tracker.

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/15329