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Recording Sound
Hi, I want to capture different notes from my guitar and other instruments with Java and save them in a list. If i am inputting the sound into the microphone jack on my computer, can someone recommend the best way to do this? How do i get a Java program to be able to read these sounds? thanks
Re: Recording Sound
Did you try google? This is the top hit for searching "java sound" : Trail: Sound (The Java™ Tutorials)
Re: Recording Sound
You can easily record the mic sound using java code. I guess these program can serve your purpose too. There are several tutorial and codes to save that sound.
For your help:
Capture and record sound into WAV file with Java Sound API
Java Sound, Getting Started, Part 2, Capture Using Specified Mixer - Developer.com
GT's Blog: Java Sound Capture from Microphone working code
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