Recording your own voice to mp3

Recording your own voice to mp3


Using a website called Vocaroo.com you can make recordings of your own voice via a laptop browser fast and easy. Once recorded, you can add it to your Alexa through the AskMyClass.app site in the Create section of My Class.

Here’s how:

1. Open a new tab and go to vocaroo.com


2. After loading, you should see



If you don’t see it then click on the secure page icon and allow Flash:



3. “Click to Record”, allow the microphone, and record your message





4. “Click to Stop”



Re-record by clicking Retry




5. Click “Click here to save”




6. Right-click the MP3 link


Copy the link address




7. Paste the link address in the MP3 Url link in Custom My Class



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