[G4] How do I record audio on OSX?

[Jim Reamer]

Hello,
    I use the iMic and it is a fine and inexpensive tool. Griffin also 
puts out Final Vinyl, software that allows you to input audio with a 
separate amp. It was free when I got it. Sound Studio is a more robust 
editor and well worth the money.
Jim

On Mar 24, 2004, at 8:35 AM, Richard Bright wrote:

>> ...now I have a 733MHz G4 Quicksilver,
>> running OSX Panther (updated to 10.3.3).  For the life
>> of me, I can't find out how I'm supposed to take in
>> the audio from the sound card, and create that stereo
>> AIFF file.
>
> Apparently, you and I have the same PowerMac, FoggyMac.. there is no 
> built-in sound input on this machine unfortunately (Apple really 
> dropped the ball on this one)... you need to either get a sound card 
> (I have an MAudio 410 PCI that I scrounged from an older machine) or a 
> USB device such as Griffin Tech's iMic:
> www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic/
> which works quite well I'm told.
>
> As for recording the sound to your drive you have several options. I 
> use Sound Studio and it has been a real workhorse for me:
> www.felttip.com/products/soundstudio/
> ...and though it does cost 50 bucks, there is a 14 day fully 
> functional trial period.
>
> db
> Herzogenburg, Austria