Audacity Forum

In the labels, then set "Export Multiple" to use the labels for the file names.

You don't "download" WAV.
You record in audacity and the "Export" the recording as a "WAV" file.

That rules out the possibility of recording directly from what is playing on your computer with your current equipment.
Have you tried "Sound Leech" http://www.milosoftware.com/en/index.ph ... dleech.php
It's a bit quirky, but I find it works very well, and it is currently free.

What does WAV Stand for? Not that it really matters, it stands for "Waveform Audio File Format". The full name if "Microsoft PCM WAV", which stands for "Microsoft, pulse code modulation waveform audio file format", but we normally just call them "WAV" files. ;)

If you have a recording of just one song in Audacity, then you can export it from: File menu > Export > Audio Select "WAV" as the audio file format. More details here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/file_export_dialog.html Try that, Does it work? Can you play that file in your normal...

Is there a "Stereo Mix" option available in the Windows Sound Control Panel?

OK, so what you need to do next is to export them in a form that other programs understand. Audacity saves "Audacity Projects" which only Audacity can understand. For making a CD you will need to export the recording as a "WAV" file. For playing tracks in iTunes you will probably...

The most important part is the "acting". Try and say it like an actor would say it. The effect just adds icing to the cake.
For the icing, try this effect: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 99#p131399

Are you able to record the tracks into Audacity, and then play them back (in Audacity)?

Which version of Audacity do you have? (look in "Help > About Audacity" for the version number)
Which version of Windows?