Record System Sound
Capture audio playing through the Windows PC, including online classes, webinars, streaming audio, calls, and media playback.
Capture the Audio Playing on Your PC or Coming from Your Microphone
GiliSoft Audio Recorder Pro is for Windows users who need a dedicated recorder for computer sound, microphone voice, online lessons, webinars, remote calls, voice notes, interviews, lectures, and long recording sessions.
Use it when you need to capture system playback, microphone input, or both together, then save the result as MP3, WAV, or WMA for review, editing, archiving, sharing, or publishing.
This page focuses on audio recording on Windows. For Mac users, see Audio Recorder for macOS. For editing and conversion after recording, see Audio Toolkit Suite.
Core Audio Recording Features
Record Microphone Voice
Record narration, interviews, lectures, voice notes, commentary, and meeting audio from a microphone.
Record System Audio and Mic Together
Capture speaker output and microphone voice in one session for tutorials, reactions, remote calls, and training explanations.
Scheduled Audio Recording
Set recording to start and stop at planned times for radio shows, classes, meetings, or long sessions.
Voice Activation
Use voice-activated recording when you want to reduce long silent sections during lectures, conversations, or monitoring tasks.
Export to MP3, WAV, or WMA
Save finished recordings in common formats that are easier to review, edit, archive, or share.
Who Needs an Audio Recorder?
People recording online classes and webinars
Capture the audio from learning sessions, presentations, remote events, and training materials for later review.
Creators recording narration and tutorials
Record microphone voice, system audio, or both together when preparing tutorials, walkthroughs, demos, or reaction-style content.
Office users saving meetings and interviews
Record discussions, interviews, remote calls, and spoken notes when the audio needs to be archived or summarized later.
Users who need planned or unattended capture
Use scheduled recording for broadcasts, classes, or sessions that start at a known time and should be captured automatically.
How to Record Audio on Windows
Select system sound, microphone input, or both depending on what you need to capture.
Check the input device and recording level before starting the session.
Choose MP3, WAV, or WMA, then use timer or voice activation options if needed.
Start recording, stop when finished, and save the audio file for review, editing, or sharing.
Related Audio Pages
Audio Recorder Pro
For the full product page, screenshots, feature details, and guide links, visit Audio Recorder Pro.
Audio Recorder for macOS
If you need a Mac recorder, see Audio Recorder for macOS.
Audio Editor
For cutting, joining, trimming, mixing, or cleaning recordings after capture, see Audio Editor.
Audio Toolkit Suite
For recording, editing, converting, cleaning, and speech tools in one broader bundle, see Audio Toolkit Suite.
Audio Recorder FAQ
Can it record computer sound and microphone together?
Yes. Audio Recorder Pro can capture system playback and microphone voice together for tutorials, calls, lessons, or commentary.
Can I schedule a recording?
Yes. Scheduled recording is useful when a class, broadcast, or meeting starts at a known time.
What formats can I save recordings to?
Recordings can be saved to practical formats such as MP3, WAV, and WMA for playback, editing, or archive use.
Is this the same as an audio editor?
No. This page is focused on recording. For deeper editing after capture, use Audio Editor or Audio Toolkit Suite.
Record system sound, microphone voice, and scheduled sessions on Windows
Use GiliSoft Audio Recorder Pro when the main job is capturing audio cleanly before review, editing, archiving, or sharing.
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