Sound Recorder for Windows XP — run it in your browser
The tiny Sound Recorder with record, play, stop and the waveform display.
▶ Open Sound Recorder in Windows XP
About Sound Recorder in Windows XP
Sound Recorder is one of the oldest Windows accessories: a 60-second limit per recording, effects such as Add Echo, Reverse and Increase Speed, saved as .wav files.
What works in this simulator
- Record, Play, Stop, rewind and fast-forward buttons
- Effects: Increase/Decrease Volume and Speed, Add Echo, Reverse
- Save as .wav
- Waveform display
Frequently asked questions
- How long can Windows XP Sound Recorder record?
- Sound Recorder stops after 60 seconds per recording. Pressing Record again appends another 60 seconds.
- Which file format does Sound Recorder save?
- Wave audio (.wav). In the simulator the file is saved to the virtual C: drive.
This is a free recreation of Windows XP Professional SP2 (Luna blue theme) written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript — nothing is downloaded or installed, and your files stay in your own browser. Open the full Windows XP desktop.
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