A few years ago I wrote an article about MP3 recording, check this link for more details. It also included a console application as a demo project. That application allows recording sound from, literally, any source provided by the sound card driver. For example, it could be a microphone for recording the voices of your children or sound mix for recording webinars. A few days ago I added a proper (kind of) user interface to it, so I quickly compiled a new version. It looks something like this:
Download it from my public folder (it's free!) and give it a go. It runs well under Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7 and (update) 10. Let me know if you like it. In case you like it, consider donating for further development ;-)
Code Project link https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/56882/MP-Sound-Recording-Tool
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