Recording Sound Files

To record sound files from another source (e.g. CD) you will need a program to record the sound. If you do not have one, you can download a free sound recorder program, for a list from:

• Download.com, click here
• WebAttack.com, click here
• Google Directory, click here
• other freeware sites, click here

Converting Sound Files

To convert a sound file (e.g from .wav to .mp3), you will need a sound encoder/converter program. If you do not have one, you can download a free sound converter program, for a list from:

• Download.com, click here
• WebAttack.com, click here
• Google Directory, click here
• other freeware sites, click here

Editing Sound Files

To edit a sound file (e.g. create a small sound clip), you will need a sound editor program. If you do not have one, you can download a free sound editor program, e.g. Audacity, click here), for a list from:

• Download.com, click here
• WebAttack.com, click here
• Google Directory, click here
• other freeware sites, click here

Using Sound Files with a Homestead Web Site

For instructions on how to play most sound files on a web site, please click here

For instructions on how to play a MP3 sound file on a web site, you will need to add HTML to your web site using the Import HTML element. For information on this, here are some helpful links:

• HTMLGoodies.com, click here
• ProjectCool.com, click here
• World-Voices.com, click here

Additional Notes:

• Many services and products offer a free option with restictions or conditions (e.g. trial period, ad-supported) and premium options with less restrictions and conditions for a subscription or flat fee. Please be aware of restrictions and conditions regarding free and pay options (e.g. privacy policy, terms of service).
• None of the above are official partners of Homestead, nor has Homestead done any extensive testing of what they have to offer. Use of their tools and services must be undertaken at your own risk.