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    I record sound files off my pc with audiograbber all the time, I record them as wav files then I use wavpad to cut them to my liking then I use audiograbber to convert them to mp3 320kbs, been doing this with audiograbber since 2000, I make my music mixes on my pc and record them with audiograbber, make sure u save ur sound recording captures as wavs first then convert them to mp3 using audiograbber. Audiograbber can preform the tasks u have asked about, give it a shot.
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    I am a DJ thats just gone digital and and I am using AG to rip my CDs to WAV. As a DJ I need to maintain the highest quality of my music as possible. I am using Audio Grabber to Rip All my CDS to WAV with the same settings for all the RIPs, however, some of my ALBUMS have been ripped @ 2282kbps and some albums have been ripped at half that much 1141kbps. these are the only 2 values thats its been ripping to. I would like to maintain a uniformity in ripping the CDs, preferably at 2282kbps. Is this normal ? Does the sound quality differ between 2822 and 1411? Please let me know what to do.
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    Seems like you have "analog" ripping enabled in the options dialog. Try selecting "ASPI".