#Audacity audio recording how to#

Just click your mouse at the point you want to start listening from. You can start the playback of a sound file from any position along the sound wave. To listen to your recording, click once at the beginning of the blue sound clip, and then click the Play button (green arrow) on the control toolbar.

RecordĬlick the Record button to record audio (your voice). In the examples below, it is called 'PSA Project'. After that, you'll find it in the PISD Apps folder. The first time you use Audacity, you will need to install it from the App Depot.

#Audacity audio recording how to#

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