Audacity Forum

OK found a work around/solution. Steve it was actually from reading one of your other responses elsewhere so thanks. I downloaded Voice Meeter - ran IN 1+2 as hardware input 1 then IN 3+4 as hardware input 2 - then in audacity selected Voicemeter as the recording device and all three mics are workin...

It would also be useful to know if the problem is still there with ASIO drivers but I realise that you might not be able to compile Audacity with ASIO. Well that solved one issue, but caused another. Once I installed the ASIO driver the recording and playback options changed. I now have two new rec...

What are the sampling rates, in the "Windows Sound control pane" set at for the UMC404HD recording device, UMC404HD recording device, and Realtek High Definition playback device? Sorry for slow response, floods knocked out power. If its not bushfires here its floods. UMC404HD recording device - 44....

I have the exact same device and am having similar problem. Audacity not recognising input 3 or 4 on the UMC404HD. Going to follow here. Hope you get it fixed.

As I have said in answer to so many posts you should run mmsys.cpl and look at the tab which shows recording devices. Any device which is listed as plugged in and enabled should be selectable as an Audacity input device. If this is not so please post a screen snapshot of the sound recording devices...

steve wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 17, 2020 9:10 am

Create a "Audio Device Info" file (see: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/hel ... evice_info)
and attach it to your reply (see: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936)

Here is the audio device info file

Bump. Any other ideas. Anyone?

Thanks for suggestions. Still no luck.

Recording and Playback windows settings were different (mic was 48k, speakers 44.1k), adjusted them to the same and still no luck.

My default project rate was 44.1K. Lowering that unfortunately made no difference.

Hi there, Hoping someone can help with the following issue. Currently running windows 10 and have a Behringer U-Phoria UMC404HD interface. I'm trying to run three microphones, however audacity only picks up the first two inputs and cannot record the third. Ideally they would be on separate channels ...