Audacity Forum

... Then you should be able to see Mixer Toolbar: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/m/images/2/2b/mixertoolbarwithoutinputselect.png If you need more help please state what version of Windows you have. It makes it harder to help if you don't say. Gale

... . Going to generic driver web sites probably isn't going to help. Gale

... move. I realise that this fix will most likely be right in front of my eyes, but i just have not figured it out yet. hope somebody an reply and help me with this. THANKS! -Dylan

You can simply get closer to the Yeti and help with this. Bring the microphone to within 8 inches or so (or closer. Experiment.) and push it off to the side so you don't start popping your P sounds like this. http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/clips/PPopping.mp3 ...

thank you so much for the help I haven't helped much yet. There's a difference between two channel and "stereo." It's not unusual to get a microphone to appear on two different Audacity tracks. I have a couple of microphones ...

i just looked into my audacity settings, i can record with the yeti in stereo settings. and have been the whole time :/

... this. so what sort of microphone works with stereo that you would recommend? so would you say i need to move the yeti closer? thank you for the help :)

Audacity doesn't directly support the stereo tools in the Yeti. So if you got it to work in mono, that's a good as it gets.
Koz

edit the sound in audacity to make it sounds so much more immersive. Who did the lead-in track? Do you want to sound more like him? I think there's basically just a volume difference. The position of the volume controls on the microphone don't make as much difference as where the Audacity sound met...

i understand it ain't bad but it picks up a lot of background noise, i have a dog and her nails click on the floor a lot. so i was wondering if there is actually anything that is much better.

and thank you so much for the help