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Thanks for the quick response. I found a remedy in the mean time experimenting. I am using Audacity 1.3.13-beta (Unicode). MoBo on board sound (AC97). Windows XP SP3. The problem showed up as off key when I exported it as a .wav file, and was compounded when I tried to retune it back to A440 pitch, ...

I made a bass and drum track in Band in a Box it sounds fine. Recorded it with Audacity, saved it as a wave to desktop. and it comes out fine except it is noticeably flat. (out of tune, off key). Reopened it in Audacity and used Effects, Change pitch to retune it to put it back into A440 pitch. Afte...

The default track name is "Audio Track" (left end of the track) Thanks many for the help Steve. I'll see if I can do it solo in the morning, too tired now and will probably goof it up. Thanks again. I let you know how it turns out. I seem to have it working correctly. Thats one giant step for me......

steve wrote:The default track name is "Audio Track" (left end of the track)

Thanks many for the help Steve. I'll see if I can do it solo in the morning, too tired now and will probably goof it up. Thanks again. I let you know how it turns out.

Pan the microphone all the way to the left. Pan the guitar all the way to the right. Record as a 2 channel stereo track. After you have recorded: Click on the name of the stereo track and from the drop down menu select "Split Stereo to Mono". Everything is O.K. except there is no name for the track...

How are you wanting to record the guitar? Do you have a mixing desk with "Pan" controls? What sort of sound card do you have? What sort of mic are you using for the vocals? Thanks for the reply Steve, Plug both mic and guitar into separate inputs on Boss BX-800 stereo mixer. Stereo output of the mi...

I want to record the mic on one channel and the guitar on the other at the same time. Whats the setup for this? thanks.

I've already searched FAQ's and tutorials far and wide with no luck