Can Quicktime 4 be used as a voice recorder?

Can Quicktime version 4 be used as a voice recorder? If not what program that runs on a 68K Mac with OS 7.6 can be used? Please dont refer me to Google since thats where Ive been searching for the past hour!
Thanks

No, QT Player 4 does not have recording functions.
Hit VersionTracker's Mac OS 8/9 listings and search for "audio record" or similar. There are several apps listed there.
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