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TRI International:
We have been using Cool Edit for ever here and it works on windows 7 not to mention you can do quite a bit with it.

~SIGINT~:
I use Snooper Pro https://www.snooper.se/ for some of my recordings. There is a small price attached to it but I do like the sound activated feature, good for VHF / UHF.

You might want to look at Voice Activated Recorder from WD6CNF http://www.hotamateurprograms.com/ and Voice Recorder from IZ8BLY http://antoninoporcino.xoom.it/. I believe they are both free. I was using the IZ8BLY software before switching to Snooper and if I recall correctly, I switched because of the new Windows audio mixer compatibility issue. I am using VB-Audio virtual cables and as such the "default  audio" setting in the legacy software does not work for me.

I had been 20+ year user of Cool Edit Pro until Windows 7. I have not been able to make it work properly. It does not recognize the modern Windows audio in/out mechanism and as such I had to revert to Audacity --- it's ok but not my Cool Edit. I have been slowly trying to work my way through Reaper https://www.reaper.fm/ but it is a steep learning curve. Reaper used to be free for individuals but there is now also a small price attached to it. For $60.00 you get your money's worth. We use to pay thousands of dollars for ProTools and Sequoia at a previous company where I was the senior broadcast engineer and Reaper is a pretty good alternative.

outhouse radio:
there was only one studio copy of Outhouse Radio ever made because i prefer live and on the fly.
closest thing you'll find is some of the of air recordings posted on the net by various dxers .
to me sitting back and broadcasting a prerecorded show was a bit on the boring side(relays are a different animal) . but that's me not you , so have fun no matter how you do it ...
 8)

redhat:

--- Quote from: outhouse radio on March 04, 2021, 1631 UTC ---there was only one studio copy of Outhouse Radio ever made because i prefer live and on the fly.
closest thing you'll find is some of the of air recordings posted on the net by various dxers .
to me sitting back and broadcasting a prerecorded show was a bit on the boring side(relays are a different animal) . but that's me not you , so have fun no matter how you do it ...
 8)

--- End quote ---

It does turn into a one person drinking game pretty quickly.  Not much to do but listen to the generator hum and watch meters move and lights flash.

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