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There will probably be a little bit of latency (echo) but it’s not hard to get used to. This command sets up a loop back so you can send the input from your microphone through your system audio. To do that issue this command in your terminal. You need to create a loop back for the mic so it gets picked up as system sound. This is really the trick to getting everything to work. There are a couple things you need to set up to pull all this together. Sudo apt install pvaucontrol A Few Settings

In Ubuntu, it’s as easy as opening up the Ubuntu Software app and searching for pvaucontrolĪlternatively, you can open your terminal and type: Next, you will need to install Pulse Audio Volume Control which is called pavucontrol and is probably in your distribution’s repository. Sudo apt install audacity Pulse Audio Volume Control

Open up the Ubuntu Software app and install it or open your terminal and type: The first thing you need is Audacity wich is probably in your distribution’s repository. Before getting to that, here are the details on the things you need to install and how it work. Here’s how it works.Īt the bottom of this page there is a video tutorial demonstrating how all this works together. I’m going to show you how to use Google Hangouts to make a phone call and record the audio. The complicating factor is that you want to record BOTH your mic AND your system audio at the same time. It’s not all that hard once you see how it works. I’ve seen several tutorials on how to record phone calls with Audacity, but they all seem to be for using Audacity on Windows or Mac.