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<<<Recording using a microphone (Line in) >>> Those two are different. Line-In is a high level, stereo connection and Mic-In (a real microphone connection) is low level mono. Getting them crossed usually gives you Left-Only in a stereo show. If you dig in Audacity Preferences, are they set to 44100,...

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<<<How do i create stereo from mono with this software?>>> No. First you need Audacity 1.3. You can install both versions as long as you only use one at a time. Load your show. Track > Add Track. Select and copy the original song. Select the new track and paste. Using the tools on the left of the to...

That usually means it has a driver or other software package to switch between the different services. This is not crazy-talk. There are soundcards that do this pretty well. If there is no sound management or other driver package, then you have a microphone input and you can't easily do what you wan...

Most likely this...

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 16&t=12447

Koz

That almost always happens when you plug into the Low Level Microphone Input (Mic-In) of your sound card instead of the High Level Line-In. And it distorts and crunches, right?

Koz

Can anybody pile in?

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Koz

No doubt you way this already...

http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.ph ... ect_Format

Koz

<<<im forced to use the amplifly option in audicity to fix it.>>> That's probably correct. I bought a Phono Preamp with a volume control on the front. http://www.phonopreamps.com/tc750lcpp.html If I didn't do that, then I would have needed to adjust the volume of each record in the Windows Control P...

Unfortunately, no. It's not strange. Go into Apple > System Preferences > Hardware > Sound > Input and Output. Is the device listed there and, in the case of Input, does the blue patch sound meter flash when you apply audio to the interface? Then Go > Utilities > Audio MIDI Setup. That one's a littl...