The animation looks great, by the way!
As for the audio...I don't have a mic. The only way I can record (right now) is to record my voice on my MP3 player and then save the WAV file.
Do you have any suggestions for mics for the computer? What kind would give the best quality and how expensive would they be?
And how does one record OGG file? Would I need special software?
For the mic ... I have an old (ten years almost) little portable one that cost me 5 bucks, cleaning up audio isn't that difficult now, just adjust the sensitivity in the software you use so it's mostly your voice that's picked up. The software used to record may or may not, Linux defaults to OGG format, but Windoze likely still defaults to WAV, when you record it stores it in a buffer then when you save the file you can choose what format to write it in. As I said, the format isn't that important, I can still work with WAV files, just have to remember to filter them a bit and smooth out the wave form before I splice it to the video. If you have the preset values available set it to high or medium quality for best results. 48000 is a good sample rate if it has numeric settings. A WAV file at that rate will be big, but if you use Wnizip and archive them (or 7-Zip is recommended freeware) it won't make a difference.
