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- How to program USB direct sound module for greeting cards and push button
- Voice recording tips
- Voice recording steps for Windows
- How to record your voice on MAC's Garageband
- Recording your voice on iPhone
- STEPS TO CREATE YOUR OWN TALKING CARDS
- How to program USB direct sound module for greeting cards and push button
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- Please follow steps as given in the PDF files below
- You can download detailed pdf versions with pictures here How to Program Slide Tongue USB module or How to Program Push Button USB module
- Voice recording tips
- Our all sound modules are very high quality. You can feel very confident for creating best quality voice invitation cards. However, keep in mind that final sound quality highly depends on your sound file. So, please pay attention to the following tips in order to improve recorded sound quality. Recorded sound quality depends on many factors such as hardware, surrounding noise, and your sound quality. The main idea here is to eliminate pops, clicks, hums, background noise and too high or too low level of recording. This way talking cards with sound module will sound a lot much better than they already are
- Microphone quality and setup can make dramatic difference in the resulting recording. Use good quality of microphone where you can. External headsets with microphones usually give better quality than built-in microphones
- Experiment with the distance between the microphone and your mouth, starting with 5 inches
- Adjust the recording volume level so that your mouth can be placed close to microphone without overloading. This approach can eliminate significant amount of ambient noise. However, positioning the microphone too close to mouth will also increase the amount of detailed vocal sounds (like “p” and “s” sounds) that are recorded
- Speak with a smooth and consistent loudness
- Try to maintain the recording volume as much as you can
- Record in a quiet room
- Keep microphone away from any noise source such as fluorescent-light fixtures, computer air vents. Shut down any motor-driven devices including ceiling fans in recording area
- Voice recording steps for Windows
- Recording on Windows 98-XP
- 1. Click on Start menu
- 2. Click on All Programs follow by clicking on Accessories folder
- 3. Choose Entertainment and select Sound Recorder
- 4. In order to start recording click on round button and to stop press on square stop button
- 5. It will pop up Save As form where you can select the saving location and file name.
- 1. Click on Start menu
- 2. Click on All Programs follow by clicking on Accessories folder
- 3. Select Sound Recorder
- 4. To start click Start Recording, and to stop, click the Stop Recording
- 5. It will pop up Save As form where you can select the saving location and file name.
- How to record your voice on MAC's Garageband
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- Recording your voice on MAC is again very easy, especially if you are experienced with Garageband. Even if you have no or a little experience, you can do by watching the following Youtube video
- Recording your voice on iPhone
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- Recording your voice on iPhone is very straigtforward, especially if you are experienced with it. If not, please follow this YouTube video
- STEPS TO CREATE YOUR OWN TALKING CARDS
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- Watch these three videos in ordert to see how easy it is to create your own talking cards
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