A Guide to Recording Your Voice or Other Sounds on Windows 11

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The post instructs students and new users on how to record voice or sounds using the Voice Recorder app on Windows 11. It requires an input sound device or microphone. The tutorial guides users to locate the app using the Start menu, initiate recording via blue microphone icon, stop recording, and share or trim the…

This post shows students and new users steps to record one’s voice or sounds when using Windows 11. Windows has a Voice Recorder app that allows users to record their voices and sounds using an input sound device (microphone).

Although Voice Recorder lacks advanced features, if you need to record sounds, lectures, interviews, and other events, this app should meet your needs. You can use the built-in Voice Recorder program with Windows 11 to record your voice or audio on your Windows computer.

To record your voice or sounds with Windows, your device must have an input sound device or microphone. You must set a default mic or microphone to record if you have multiple input devices.

How to set the default microphone in Windows 11

How to record one’s voice or sounds in Windows 11

As mentioned above, Windows has a Voice Recorder app that allows users to record sound using an input sound device (microphone).

Voice Recorder allows you to record sounds, lectures, interviews, and other events. Mark critical moments as you record, edit, or play them back.

You can access Voice Recorder directly from the Start menu. First, open the Start menu and search for Voice Recorder.

Under Best match, select the Voice Recorder app.

Once the Voice Recorder app opens for the first time, you’ll see a blue microphone icon in the center.

To begin recording, click on the blue microphone icon in the middle. Then, hit the blue stop button to end it.

Your recordings will appear in the list under the dates they were recorded.

To share or trim recorded audio, select the recording and use the menu options below to share or trim the audio recording.

That should do it!

Conclusion:

This post showed you how to record your voice or sound using Windows 11. Please use the comment form below if you find any errors above or have something to share.

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