The 5 Best Call Recording iPhone Apps You Can Rely On
What is the best iPhone call recording app? Here are the best apps that make recording calls on iOS simple and easy.
How to Record System Audio on Any Platform
Recording system audio is useful for voiceovers and capturing special streams. We'll show you the best ways to record internal audio on Mac, Windows, Android, and more.
How to Record Skype Chats on Linux
If you're stuck using Skype on Linux and you need to record your calls for whatever reason, there's one solution that actually works surprisingly well.
Use This Interactive Map to Hear Accents From Around the World
Have you ever wondered what the accents from countries X, Y, or Z sound like? Use this crowdsourced map to hear them right now!
How to Automatically Record Calls on Android and Never Run out of Space
Recording phone calls is a great way to keep data for your records. Let's compare some apps that will do this on your Android phone.
3 Free Screen Recorders to Capture Your Windows Desktop
You can use a screen recorder to create tutorials, document bugs for troubleshooting, or track unsolicited activity on your desktop in your absence. Choose from one of our recommended tools.
How to Easily Record an Audio or Video Podcast on Linux
Podcasting is a media-based activity, so Linux users might think that podcasting is best done on Windows or OS X. While true historically, it's a myth we're happy to dispel!
High-Resolution Audio: The Future of Music or a Scam?
High-Resolution Audio is new and impressive, but does it live up to the hype and excitement? Is it a gimmick? Or even a scam?
The Best DJ Software For Every Budget
Good mixing software can make all the difference in your performance. Whether you're using a Mac, Windows, or Linux, every level of skill and budget is catered for if you want to start DJing.
What's the Best Voice Recording App for Android?
There are lots of moments in life you might want to record. Make sure you have a great app to help you do just that.
7 Audacity Tips for Better Audio Editing on a Budget
Here are several useful Audacity tips that will make your life much easier when editing audio, especially if you're on a budget.
3 Ways To Add Your Audio-Only Podcast To YouTube
The world's 3rd biggest website will not let you upload audio without an accompanying video. Maximise the profile of your podcast by featuring it on YouTube with these three workarounds.
Can't Afford Podcast Hosting? Try These Free Alternatives
If your podcast is outgrowing the space on your blog, the time has probably come to find a new home for it. Give your podcast some room to grow with these free podcast hosts.
Cogi Voice Recorder: Save All of The Highlights, None of The Noise
Have you ever been in a lecture and wished you could record only the moments the professor mentions something will be on the test, or what the homework is?
4 Tips for Producing a Professional-Sounding Podcast
They say content reigns king when producing a podcast, but it's not the only thing that matters.
Celebrities Volunteer To Record Their Voices For The Wikipedia Voice Intro Project
The Wikipedia Voice Intro Project (WikiVIP) is a novel attempt to record voices of notable achievers in diverse fields, and make them a part of the Wikipedia biographies in their name.
Goodbye, Skype: 4 Alternative VOIP Services You Can Record Calls With
Can't record calls with Skype anymore? Recent changes that break support of third-party apps have left many users frustrated. Could now be the time to try an alternative VoIP call recording service?
Pop Up Archive Transcribes and Tags Sounds, Searches Historical Broadcasts
Initially started as a project at University of California, Berkeley, Pop Up Archive is a new tool to help journalists, media, archivists, historians and others easily find and reuse sound.
The Evolution Of The Podcast -- How A Medium Was Born [Geek History]
Some say they're already old-fashioned, others argue they're more popular than ever. Whatever your take on podcasts, you have to admit: they've democratized broadcasting, and provided people with a smorgasbord of things to potentially listen to. But where did podcasting come from? The history of podcasting is really the combined history of three different technologies: compressed audio, RSS feeds, and portable music players.
On Air: Set Up Your Own Online Broadcast
Live televised entertainment has found a new home: PC monitors. Popular commercial services like Netflix and Hulu command part of the television market in an age when watching TV no longer requires a TV.