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Kristal sucks, though. It doesn't reconize VSTs that you install. Only ones that are .DLLs only.

I remmond something else.

That is exactly what I'm showing in my example above. The movie soundtrack is a separate stereo track (or channel, as you call it), there is only the movie sound in it. The narrator's mic has it's own mono track. The movie soundtrack and the narrator mic are not mixed together. As an editing exampl...

After Mix and Render: Mixed_and_Rendered.png One stereo track with Mic in the left speaker, everything else in the right. -- Ragnar Hmm... Yup. That appears to be what I'm looking for. I'll have to try it out your way. Thanks. :) I'll try it out tomorrow, though. I'm kinda tired and I'll be going t...

That is exactly what I'm showing in my example above. The movie soundtrack is a separate stereo track (or channel, as you call it), there is only the movie sound in it. The narrator's mic has it's own mono track. The movie soundtrack and the narrator mic are not mixed together. I'm still a little c...

Here's a recording I did just an hour ago: Kristal_recording.png The top track is a mono track recorded from my microphone. The bottom track is a stereo track recorded from "Stereo Mix". It is the sound from a movie playing on Youtube in my web browser. Both tracks were recorded at the same time. H...

Also, as far as quality goes, I've read that MP3 compression affects mainly the highs and lows in a file. So, since I'm gonna be recording voices, would the quality still be good as an MP3? MP3 is a lossy compression format. In order to make the file size smaller, some of the information is discard...

auzer666, please get out of your mind that what you really want to do is simple - it's not. The Windows sound system is a basic in/out affair, and that is fine for what it is designed for. Skype works, Audacity works, and your voice changer program works. They are not designed to all work together....

Damn. This is more complicated that I thought. I think I'm just gonna go with the record that will do it as an MP3. Question, though...if I import the MP3(256kpbs, 16-bit, 44.1k) and then edit it, what should I export it as? Same settings? As a WAV? Does it matter? Also, as far as quality goes, I've...

@Koz, the obvious way you do it is by playing the mic through to the speakers then recording stereo mix. @auzer666, have you got two computers? Have you tried recording stereo mix with one program (not sending the mic playback to stereo mix) and recording the mic with another program? It ought to w...

I can record mic and stereo as one mix with Audacity. Since no normal mortal can do that, we're asking you how you did it. Koz Lol. Well, it looks like Audacity has saved my settings I was using earlier to do it, but if this doesn't work for you let me know and I'll double-check to make sure these ...