What is the audio recorder for PC from both internal and external sources?

Selecting the right audio recorder software depends on your needs. Whether you're recording podcasts, music, lectures, or meetings. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you pick the best voice recorder for PC:

1. Determine Your Use Case

Basic voice notes → Simple, lightweight apps (e.g., Windows Voice Recorder).

Podcasting & interviews → Multi-track recording & noise reduction (e.g., AudacIity, Adobe Audition).

Music production → Advanced DAWs with MIDI & effects (e.g., FL Studio, Reaper).

Transcription & meetings → AI-powered tools (e.g., Otter.ai, Notta).

Screen + audio capture → OBS Studio or CamtasIia.

2. Consider Key Features
✔ Audio Quality – Look for WAV (lossless) or high-bitrate MP3/M4A support.
✔ Editing Tools – Trimming, noise reduction, multi-track mixing.
✔ Ease of Use – Intuitive UI vs. professional complexity.
✔ File Formats – MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG (for flexibility).
✔ Extra Features – Transcription, cloud sync, live effects.

3. Check Compatibility & Performance

OS Support (Windows, macOS, Linux).

CPU/RAM Usage (Lightweight vs. resource-heavy).

Microphone & Hardware Support (ASIO, USB mics, external interfaces).

The above are three most important factors you can follow to choose the best audio recorder on Windows 10/11.  And If you need high-quality recordings with editing, start with Audaciity (free) or Adobe Audition (pro).