Ricky Hunt wrote:
Ville, it wouldn't be that hard for a programmer to write you a program to
do this if all you wanted was this feature. Meaning just a program that
strictly records input as a WAV and does the "jump back" thing. At the end
you would just save the file and then open it in another app for any other
processing you wanted to do. If you ask on some of the DSP boards you might
find someone who has the code laying around and might do it for a little of
nothing.

I'll do that. In fact, at one point I tried to find a scriptable audio
editor (like Excel VBA for audio recording) to be able to test the
idea.

Thanks for the responses. I've at least learned that getting the
performance to a good level requires some work even if you are a
professional. As a hobbyist, I guess my interest to this specific topic
is something similar to a runner getting interested in GPS-navigation
to measure distances and speeds (I've heard this happens).

Regards,
Ville Koskinen