In the previous recipe, we learnt how to record ourselves using Audacity (without pausing the recording). If we want to create a podcast for our Moodle course, we can not only record our voice, but also add some music or sound to it in order to enhance it. This is what this task is about.
Combine recordings of people speaking in their native English after describing its characteristics, ask for help from a Linguistic or Phonetics teacher. You can add this element if you happen to have it recorded. You can also add some sounds, for example for the presentation and ending of the podcast as well.
We will work with the Audacity software, which is used in the previous recipe. We can record ourselves as we did before, and convert some parts of tapes, CDs, and MP3 files where we can find the different types of English spoken around the world such as RP English, Creole, Caribbean English, American English among others. Always bear in mind...