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Posted 09/22/2011
Asa Sound Recorder Update Released - version 1.2 available
Released on 09-22-2011.

RELEASED: 06-10-2011
UPDATE RELEASED: 09-22-2011

Asa Sound Recorder. Use it for voice notes, conversations, or just about anything your microphone can pick up. Save multiple sound recordings on your phone. Set playback pitch or pan to have fun listening to how your recording's playback. Have your recording playback in a loop.

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Use Asa Sound Sync, to copy your recorded sounds from your device on to your desktop computer. Works with Asa Sound Rec, trial and full version(s).
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Audacity Download
Visit Audacity to download the most recent, easy to use, and free full version desktop sound editing tool. With many robust features and exporting capabilities after editing and tweaking, this application is an excellent choice for working with your recordings.

Or copy and paste the following address http://audacity.sourceforge.net

Audacity(R) software is copyright (c) 1999-2011 Audacity Team. It is free software distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License. The name Audacity(R) is a registered trademark of Dominic Mazzoni.

* Suggestion: When transferring content or recording sounds set your device's screen timeout setting to 'never'. This will help in preventing a flawed or interrupted transfer.

Have you tried to use a dual sided 2.5MM or 3.5MM cable, dependent of the headphone jack size on your device, you can connect directly from your device to your computer's sound card's 'Line In' / 'Microphone' jack. These cables are not very expensive, and can be found in many electronic stores.

A quick description on how to achieve this is described below.

1. You would need a dual sided 2.5MM or 3.5MM male jack cable as mentioned earlier.
2. Connect one end of the cable to your phone's headphone jack.
3. Locate your sound card's 'Line In', or 'Microphone' Jack
   1. On desktop computers this would be the 'blue' opening.
   2. If you are using the 'Microphone' jack on your desktop this would be the (depending) 'pink' or 'red' jack.
   3. Connect the other end of the cable to the selected jack.
4. Open a sound editor: If using a 'PC'
   1. Click 'Start'
   2. In the search box type: Sound Recorder, or consider using Audacity as an alternative to 'Sound Recorder'.
5. Start 'Asa Sound Rec' within your device, and go to your 'saved' sounds folder.
6. Locate your recorded sound file to save to your computer.
7. When ready use the 'Sound Recorder', or desktop program(s) 'Record' button to begin the capture.
   1. Immediately click the play button within 'Asa Sound Rec' for the file that you wish to transfer.
   2. At this point you should be able to listen to your recording playback, while it is being recorded to your machine.

Asa Sound Sync, helps with copying your recorded sound files from your device to your desktop. It's specifically for the Asa Sound Record application.

Asa Sound Sync
File Size: 0.97MB

Version 1.0.1

Quick How To's

Connecting to Asa Sound Sync
Sending files to your desktop

* Asa Sound Sync Requires Zune Software (desktop version), a USB connection from your phone to pc, and a local network or Wi-Fi connectivity through your local network.

1. Start your installed desktop version of the Zune Software.
2. Connect your Windows Phone 7 Device; Ensure that the Zune software has located and connected to with it.
3. Enable or connect your desktop’s LAN “Local Area Network” or Wi-Fi.
4. Start the ‘Asa Sound Sync’ desktop application; click the ‘Start Service’ button to connect.
5. On your Windows Phone 7, start the ‘Asa Sound Recorder’ application, and navigate to the sync page.
6. On the sync page, near the bottom, notice the four boxes. For each box enter the previously recorded network address numbers in the exact order as were displayed.
7. Tap the ‘Connect Sync’ button to establish the connection.

More details can be found in the 'Help' section within the Asa Sync Sound Application.

1. Once a connection has been made through the ‘Asa Sound Recorder’ application on your device, a success message will appear.
2. Within your device, in the 'Sync' page tap one of your recorded file names near the top of the screen.
3. After selecting a file tap the ‘Send' button to start the transfer.

More details can be found in the 'Help' section within the Asa Sync Sound Application.