Pressing the red 
record button opens a simple graphical window. From there you can pause or stop the current recording. Before starting a recording you should define the sampling rate (6 to 48 KHz) of the sound you wish to record. If an active window exists the recording will be inserted in the active file. If no active window exists, Vox Studio will ask you what sample rate you want to use and will the create a new empty window for you. A sample rate of 11 or 22 KHz is usually a good compromise between quality and disk space.
After recording a prompt you can immediately play it back, edit it, or save it in the format of your choice. As the save operation allows you to define file coding, sample rate and resolution you can thus convert your recording into any telephony format known to Vox Studio. Once a prompt is saved, Vox Studio is ready for a new recording.