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Record what you hear.

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stduc

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Bit of a brainwave today - I needed some short application wav files to replace the ones it uses. I wasn't going to record my voice - and I couldn't find any suitable free sound clips. Then I thought - I'll record some output from text to speech - simples - no?

In XP it was, but in windows 7 how? I have enabled Stereo Mix, but still no joy.

O/S is Windows 7 and mobo is Asus P7P55D-E, onboard VIA sound using drivers from ASUS.

I see this is a common problem but none of the tips I read worked. Any suggestions appreciated.
 
The trouble with that method is you cut off your speakers so you are recording "deaf" as it were. There must be a setting solution. I am certainly not installing freerecorder or paying for a solution in software. I don't need to do this often enough to justify that.
 
use a y cable? one cable to the speakers or headphones, than the male to male cable for the loopback.
 
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