From: D.Drummond@Blueyonder.co.uk   
      
   That's a lot of work!  I use Soundforge to record whatever is playing   
   through the WAV channel (including streaming media), once I've recorded the   
   raw data, then I tidy up the recording with a graphic, paragraphic or   
   parametric equalizer (depending on how fussy I want to be with the tone I'm   
   looking for) and just save it as MP3, WMA, OGG or whatever.  You can also   
   play around with reverb, chorus, flange, etc. if that's your thing.. (adding   
   reverb, echo, etc. can if done well, can simulate live performances as well)   
      
   You don't have to use Soundforge - there are a wide variety of audio   
   manipulation tools on the net that are freeware that perform the same tasks.   
      
      
      
      
   Dan   
      
      
      
      
   "Mo"  wrote in message   
   news:JVHMf.11$wz4.5@fe10.lga...   
   > For Diane, and anyone else following our conversations about Total   
   > Recorder .....I just found a way to have Total Recorder record and save in   
   > MP3 format (I wish I had figured this out a long time ago - it would've   
   > saved me mucho time and HD space!!).  All I had to do was copy   
   > the DLL file that converts/creates MP3 files (in my case, lame_enc.dll)   
   > into my Total Recorder directory and change the file type on the MP3 tab   
   > in settings to MP3 from PCM!  Now, when I finish recording, I have the   
   > option to save as an MP3 or a WAV.  DUH!!!   
   >   
   > Mo   
      
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