Re: Accessible Sound Design Course - First Lesson Up
If you have goldwave, you should be able to hit F11, go into devices, and set your input to loopback (your active sound device). Then it will record the system sounds, the screenn reader, etc. To put your mic in this, you could right click on the speaker icon in the tray near the clock. In like, windows versions previous to 10, you could hit recording, if you hit sound settings, it will take you into the settings app, so you don't want that. Hit sounds instead, then click on the recording tab. Go to your mic, right click then click properties. Go to the listen tab, make sure the box is on the active sound device then click the checkbox and hit apply and you'll end up with you hearing yourself, but you'll get the mic into the mix. Of course, if you can do it using hardware, probably better, but that's how you can do it through software. Also, I'll put it here, though I think most of us probably know it, the same way a screen reader would probably get into that area is type mmsys.cpl in the run dialog.
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