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Sound Recorder freeware - anyone?

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ssoundman:
I use Audacity to make pre-recorded radio shows; it meets my needs nicely.

It's available here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows

iphigenie:
I have used both audacity and wavosaur to make myself some simple ringtunes (cut and modify until it loops gracefully) and also once to transfer a tape to mp3. They're not pretty and audacity is a bit on the cryptic side with its menus, but they work

wavosaur is simpler and install free, so it is the one I keep around

ssoundman:
I find Audacity pretty easy to use. Granted, I don't use all the menu options, but I find it easy to find what I need.

I forgot to mention that it also can save as MP3.

The version still in Beta handles MP3 tags better, though. 

Tinman57:
  I use iCool player.  Not only does it play just about any format, but also converts to other formats, rips & burns cd's.  The main reason I got it is because it supports .ogg.
  And of course it's completely free, not disabled in any way, and no ads.

cmpm:
these are not portable
but at least they are simple, imo
(especially the mp3 sound recorder)
and all on one web site

http://www.nbxsoft.com/index.php

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