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Sound input Labview - YouTube
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Use labview read sound from desktop hardware.
how to select input sound devices to acquire data in labview
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/how-to-select-input-sound-devices-to-acquire-data-in-labview/td-p/3847639
Windows can access this hardware to input signals represented by voltages at the Microphone input (two channels), and LabVIEW has some VIs that tap into the Windows routines. Look in the Graphics and Sound Palette. Now all you need is a small Microphone Plug and some wires to connect it to your voltage source. Bob Schor
Solved: Audio Input - NI Community
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Audio-Input/td-p/3952682
Once you're sure you have the input into your sound card open the LabVIEW example called Continuous Sound Input (use the defaults) and you should have a waveform display. The same signal that goes to the graph can be plugged into the Waveform Measurements VIs (assuming they're in your student version) so start playing around!
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