No line in on iBooks, you'll need a USB mic or USB line-in.

Garageband can do audio recording. Does it much better than QTPro, and 
you already have it.

-Adam


Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
> There are dozens of USB microphones on the market. They all work,  
> some better than others. Many Apple systems also have a simple analog  
> line-in port ... I'm not certain about your iBook but you should look  
> to see if it does. Your iBook has a mike built into it too. You set  
> up the Sound input device with the System Preferences application,  
> Sound panel. By default, it is set to recognize whatever mike,  
> internal or external, happens to be plugged in.
> 
> iTunes isn't made for recording, it's a music organizer and playback  
> engine. I don't know GarageBand ... I don't have it installed and  
> have never used it.
> 
> The QuickTime Player application included with your iBook can do  
> sound recordings and editing once you upgrade it to QuickTime Pro. A  
> QuickTime Pro license key can be obtained by going to System  
> Preferences, QuickTime panel and clicking the Buy QuickTime Pro  
> button. It's about $30. There's a "QuickTime 7 User Guide" on the  
> Apple website (www.apple.com) in the Support -> Software area. And  
> there's information on how to use the QuickTime Player application in  
> the Help system installed on your iBook.
> 
> Basically, everything you need to do a sound recording is already at  
> your disposal, modulo QuickTime Pro and a better mike than what you  
> already have. It works very well.
> 
> Godfrey
> 
> 
> On Feb 16, 2007, at 4:57 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
> 
>> I'll need to record a short demo for my proposed radio showsoon, and i
>> fiqure it would probably be done on the ibook and garage band and or
>> itunes which ever works best i suppose.:-)
>>
>> I'll just runn the musi from itunes, but what about a mike. I'm
>> quessing it would have to be a usb one or pluged into an adaptor and
>> into a spot on the computer.??
>>
>> Also, i'm not apposed to doing it on my PC if the mike issue can be
>> addressed and if there is a program to do such.
> 
> 


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