Kristina Savic

I'm just staring out and can't figure out how to input live audio? I know Grabbr lets you get live video - is there an audio equivalent?

how-to-record-live-audio-super-beginner

As a super beginner, you may find the process here of general use.

In your patcher window, there's a text box in the upper-right-hand corner of the toolbar at the top there.

Type "record audio" into it and hit a carriage return. Max's documentation browser will launch, and you'll see a list of things related to your question. On the left hand side, there's a list of words, some of which are highlighted (Objects, Snippets, Tutorials, Guides, etc.). Clicking on them will "sort" the results to show you only a list of objects or tutorials, etc. Click on Tutorials will direct you to the MSP tutorial on Recording and Playback, which is - I think - the best place to start.

You can use the Documentation browser to answer all sorts of questions in just this way, and also to help you refine the questions you do have. I hope this is of some help.

Type "record audio" into it and hit a carriage return. Max's documentation browser will launch, and you'll see a list of things related to your question. On the left hand side, there's a list of words, some of which are highlighted (Objects, Snippets, Tutorials, Guides, etc.). Clicking on them will "sort" the results to show you only a list of objects or tutorials, etc. Click on Tutorials will direct you to the MSP tutorial on Recording and Playback, which is - I think - the best place to start. 

You can use the Documentation browser to answer all sorts of questions in just this way, and also to help you refine the questions you do have. I hope this is of some help.


Recording an audio book can be a rewarding and 

, and it is a great way to share your favorite books with others. Here are some steps you can follow to record an audio book:

Remember to take breaks and stay hydrated while recording, and consider using a script or teleprompter to help you keep track of your place in the text. With practice and patience, you can create a professional-sounding audio book that others will enjoy.

Recording an audio book can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience, and it is a great way to share your favorite books with others. Here are some steps you can follow to record an audio book:

Choose the book you want to record. Consider the length of the book, the content, and your own interests and expertise when making your selection.

Obtain the necessary equipment. You will need a computer with a digital audio workstation (DAW) software installed, a microphone, and a quiet space in which to record.

Prepare the book for recording. Depending on the format of the book, you may need to create a script or marks breaks in the text to indicate where you will pause for effect.

Set up your recording space. Choose a location that is quiet and free from background noise, and position the microphone so that it is close to your mouth but not too close.

Test your equipment and settings. Make sure that the microphone is working properly and that the audio levels are set correctly in the DAW software.

Begin recording. Start by introducing the book and its author, then begin reading the text. Use inflection, pacing, and other vocal techniques to add interest and variety to your performance.

Edit and proofread your recording. Listen to the recording and make any necessary adjustments, such as correcting mistakes or improving the pacing.

Save and export the final recording. Use the DAW software to save and export the recording in a format that can be shared with others, such as an MP3 file.

How to record live audio? (Super beginner)