Recording music

motim

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Hello,
Still searching the internet to find something to be able to record audio right from the sound card without using any cables, some recommend to use "Audacity", and while searching I found this: "www.mp3mymp3.com" , does anybody know or use this software ? any opinion ?
All other programs recommend to use cables which I want to avoid.
Thanks for answering
Motim
 

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Audacity is the most often used free recording program, according to posts I see on forums.
 

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