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storing my speech in a microcontroller

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kasser

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hi friends:
pls ..I want to use a microcontroller for storing my speech ,
I am familiar with the avr mcu
how I can
 
If you still want to go ahead, you need the following:
Mic + amplifier
ADC (there might be one built in to your AVR)
Some kind of storage - you'll need about 8000 samples per second.
DAC (you can easily build an R-2R ladder for starters).

Storage can be static ram (but you might find it tricky to interface, you'll need something like 26 spare pins) or serially accessed flash ram. You'll need to be able to store and retrieve a sample with a cycle time of around 100 microseconds, and you'll need about 8k bytes for each second of speech.
 
How much quality do you want?
 
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