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Dr_Asik
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Hi, I'm trying to record myself playing the piano, but all I have is a Nikon Coolpix Camera, with 8-bit 7***hz mono sound. If you want to see what I did until now, check out DrAsik100 on Youtube, that's me.
I'm not too difficult on sound quality, but if at least I could record in 16-bit and get a 14khz range it would be a lot better already.
I have a computer with Windows XP, Pentium 4, 1GB of RAM and a P4S800 motherboard, no sound card. At the back of the computer you have the three standard sound adapters: green (where the speakers are plugged in), red and another one, yellow or blue I think.
The computer's not in the same room so I'd need a fairly long cable. Can I just buy a microphone and plug it in my computer and record away? If so, what's the best I could get for around 60$?
In my living room there's not a lot of tapestry and the piano's pretty bright so there's easily distortion in the high frequency, at least that's what I've noticed with my digital camera.
I'm not too difficult on sound quality, but if at least I could record in 16-bit and get a 14khz range it would be a lot better already.
I have a computer with Windows XP, Pentium 4, 1GB of RAM and a P4S800 motherboard, no sound card. At the back of the computer you have the three standard sound adapters: green (where the speakers are plugged in), red and another one, yellow or blue I think.
The computer's not in the same room so I'd need a fairly long cable. Can I just buy a microphone and plug it in my computer and record away? If so, what's the best I could get for around 60$?
In my living room there's not a lot of tapestry and the piano's pretty bright so there's easily distortion in the high frequency, at least that's what I've noticed with my digital camera.