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i've been experimenting the last few days and found out that overdubbing is the easiest. The panning doesn't work, so i've been trying to that and it turns out it works fine.

So i'd like to thank everyone for thinking and helping!

yes it is a mono input

Yes, the mixer lights followed left and right. Also audacity is on stereo input

I have the xlr of the mic plugged in channel 1. When the pan knob is all the way to the left, audacity records like this (attach. 1). As you can see, there are silent parts in the recording, this happens when I turn the knob to the right.

I don't have the correct cable for attach. 2, but when I plug it into the normal input, the problem isn't solved. I tried putting the mic in the regular jack-input together with the guitar in the jack-input in 2, but also than the problem keeps appearing

I have tested it and this is the result: Audacity is on stereo input and my mixer is connected via the usb. As I said, while recording I experimented with the pan knob. When I turn it to the left, it records mono and when I turn it to the right it records only silence. During the turning the sound j...

I tried recording with a microphone (mono channel) turned to the right and a guitar (stereo channel) to the left, but the guitar isn't picked up by audacity...

dutchdrummer wrote:
How do I get the two channels to record? I've been trying to find that out but i don't get far

What I meant: How do I get them to record seperately?

Thanks for the overdub tutorial, surely gonna try that a bit more.

How do I get the two channels to record? I've been trying to find that out but i don't get far

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