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The Jack input on the UR12 is hard wired to channel 2, which is the right channel when recording stereo. When you record mono, the UR12 drivers deliver the sound from channel 1 only (the XLR input). To use the jack input for a mono recording, record in stereo, then when the recording is complete, us...

Have a look in Audacity's "Transport" menu and ensure that "Software Playthrough" is not selected.

Unfortunately the AUP file is totally corrupt. Have a look in "Users\<your user name>\AppData\Roaming\Audacity\AutoSave\" and see if there are any autosave files in there. Make a backup copy of any files that you find there and put them somewhere safe. Let us know what files/folders you fi...

pesu2615 wrote:If we convert from WAV to M4A, does the file's quality decrease?

Yes, but no more than exporting directly from Audacity as MP4 (in fact, probably better quality converting in iTunes as iTunes is said to have one of the best MP4 encoders).

In the device toolbar , ensure that you have the input that you are recording from selected as the recording device (NOT "sound mapper"). It may be marked as "Line In" or similar. In the Transport menu, ensure that "Software Playthrough" is off (not selected). In the Wi...

San wrote: when recording the sound is coming through on my PC

If you mute the sound coming through your PC, and you are recording the sound that is coming through your PC, won't you be recording silence?

steve wrote:Please supply the information requested in the pink panel near the top of this page, and attach the AUP file that is causing the problem (see here for how to attach a file to a forum post: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 49&t=64936)

Try using "File menu > Open", then select the AUP file. Does that work?

With ONE, you can record a single channel of audio

That's the key phrase.
To record two mics left and right, you need two channel recording.

I'm not sure how you got too loud. AdventureV is on Windows, which has a habit of boosting USB audio devices to silly levels. Look in the Windows Sound Control Panel and adjust the level for the USB mic in the "Recording" tab so that you get a level of about -6 dB in Audacity (Audacity ca...

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