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If you’re a desktop user either with Windows or Mac, you’re able to record with audio only by using the Audio Only mode of RecMaster. The audio-only mode allows you to record external and internal audio simultaneously or separately with high quality.
To begin with, you need to check the status of your audio devices. If you don’t have an external microphone, you can use the built-in microphone to record.
RecMaster is available to record audio from both system sounds and microphones. So you can use it to record online lectures, music, podcasts, radio, or other things with ease.
There are many functions in the Audio Only window.
System sound: It captures internal audio coming from your computer.
Microphone: It captures external audio coming from your microphone.
Task Schedule: It helps you accomplish fixed-time recording like regular meetings.
Settings: It consists of 4 parts: General/ Hotkeys/ Watermark/ Audio format (MP3 or WAV), etc.
There are options for the storage path, mouse cursor effect, keystrokes, Hotkeys settings, watermark, floating bar, and more.
Recording list: Files are stored at this place after recording. Here you can play, edit, and rename the audio file.
You can click the REC button or directly use Hotkeys Alt+1 (default settings) to launch an audio recording.
If you want to end this audio recording, you can press the Stop icon or use Alt+2 to over.
RecMaster makes up for the shortcomings of QuickTime which is unable to capture internal audio and offers more features. Now let’s see how to record with audio only.
Audio format: m4a and caf are two available audio formats for you.
System sound: It helps you capture system audio.
Microphone: It records your voice coming from an external audio device.
Settings: There are 3 parts: General/ Shortcuts/ Auto-split and more. General is for format, mouse cursor. Shortcuts are the Hotkeys combinations. Auto-split is for recording split.
Click REC or use command+1 to start the audio recording.
Press Stop or use command+2 to end this recording
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