Many projects use web-based recording platforms to conduct interviews. For more in-depth tutorials on these and other audio editing programs, please see the tutorials below that are from LinkedIn Learning, which all members of the University of Michigan community have access to.Īdobe Audition Essential Training Interviews There are tutorials for Audacity on the Design Lab's Canvas course. While Adobe Audition requires a Creative Cloud subscription, these are available at no cost for members of the U-M community. Depending on your experience and project, you might also want to investigate programs like GarageBand (Mac only), Adobe Audition (Mac or PC), or Reaper (Mac or PC).
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Audacity is a free program for Macs and PCs that is very good for basic recording. For recording yourself, use some kind of microphone and headphones to ensure the best audio quality possible. The audio file should be able to import any into any audio editing program.Įvery audio editing program will also let you record audio directly into it, though some are more complicated than others. If you do not have a headset for recording with your phone, holding the device up it up to your ear, rather than holding it out in front of you, will result in better sound quality. Once you're finished making the recording, export it from the app and share it with yourself (email, text, etc).
If you plan to use a smartphone and a want higher quality recording than the default voice recording app may provide, there are third-party apps available, such as include Voice Record Pro (Android and iOS) and Recorder (iOS only). Regardless of what app you choose to use (default or third-party), recording with a microphone headset (headphones//earbuds with mic) will improve the quality as you will be closer to the mic.
If you just need to record yourself (as opposed to someone else as part of an interview, which is covered below), there are a variety of apps and programs to do so.
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