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How to record song from Window Media Player with VCSD 8.0

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This tutorial will show you how to record a song with Voice Changer Software Diamond 8.0 (VCSD 8.0) while keeping the song(s) playing with Windows Media Player.

Whether the song is retrieving from an URL or from your hard disc, or whatever  format it is, the song will be recorded and saved in the format of your choice.

Step to take

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Step 1: Turn off  Morphing effects of VCSD

Click on Voice Recorder icon(1) or click Preferences on Menu bar to open Voice Recorder panel.

Open Voice Recorder

On Voice Recorder window, check on Record non-morphed steam at VCS(2) to record audio stream without morphing effects.

Voice Recorder window


Step 2: Customize VCSD Recorder settings

Click Settings (3) to Recorder Settings window.

Select the Base folder, template tab.

Choose a predefined Base folder path (4) or click Browse (5) to choose the folder where your recordings will be saved.

Choose a name template from the Name Template dropdown box (6). It's helpful in recognizing the file type if the full information appears in the file's name. The meaning of each variable is explained in Variables section (7).

Customize VCSD Recorder settings

Choose an output format:

Go to Encoders Tab (8)

Check the Advanced mode checkbox (9)

Depending on the quality of the Playing Stream, double click on a suitable Stream (10) and select the type of output format.

In this tutorial, we choose the 44100, Mono for the Encoder (11) because the song that I intend to record is already at a quality of 44100, Mono.

Choose an output format

Click OK (12) to apply the new settings and close the Recorder Settings dialog box.

Step 3: Start recording

Return to the Voice Recorder window, the new task's name (13) should be alike to the name template you have chosen in step 2. If not, redo the 2nd step.

Click on the Record button (14) to start recording.

Start recording

Click Stop (15) to finish your recording.