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I have this old cat, she is 17, she is a grand old girl. She has the most unusual vocal calls. I want to record her vocalizations. I get her to "talk" to me by calling her name and telling her what a good Kitty she is. she will go on answering me as long as I talk to her. I don't want my voice. So do I just record me talking and her answering then edit out my part? Oh, she snores as well which I want to record. Talented old cat. I think the what ever technique I use would be apropos to any situation where the sound collector has an active roll in causing the sound to be generated.

You can possibly just edit yourself out, assuming there isnt too much overlap between vocalizations.

she not that fast now-a-days it takes some time to sink in. sometimes about a second delay which should be good enough to edit out.

I intend to persue recording my cat's vocalizations seriously with both audio & video. What equipment do I need?
Thenks,
Geo

Give her tiny headphones I have a dog which howling when telephone is ringing and there is no other way I have prefered to learn his voice and fake it. This gave the best results.