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This is where you do the playback production and mixing on the second computer and use the first one to record the composite show. You might be able to do something like what you want by recording Stereo Mix instead of just one Sound Device, but managing something like that would be a nightmare. You...

The jump from one microphone to two is a big one. On a Mac, you can use Aggregate Device to jam two USB microphones together, but you can't control them individually and you can't change the mix later. You can use two or more microphones into two or more computers and mix the individual tracks later...

... Stereo-Mix, Wave-Out, or What-U-Hear. Those three might give you multiple sounds instead of just the one you want. http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/manual/man/device_toolbar.html Did your computer instructions say you had one input that could switch between Stereo Line-In and Mono Mic-In? Most ...

... it really worked. Here is the link: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=47345. BTW, the device I used is Chat 160. Can anyone help me ? Thank you very much.

... ... iscs_to_CD If you get stuck, describe where you have got up to and what you are stuck with and we'll do our best to help you get unstuck. I listed the stage to which I had arrived in the operation, in my last email, viz. that I was requesting assistance in utilizing ...

... to peak the waveform at present. Am I missing something? Or is there a better way to make this work (discounting the noise issue)? Thanks for your help in advance.

... it, figuratively, and practically, but where is the "water!" Another so-called free burner actually made the statement that it could not help me, because it could not locate a recorder in my system, and lo, and behold, there it was on my Desktop. If I go into Windows Media, and click ...

... with it but it did not give me the flexablity to add in clips and sounds on the fly that is why I also got Radiodj to give me that ability. any help will be appreciated. Redd Mavrick Oh I am running windows vista, factory sound card, and a Lexicon Lambda for the mixer.

Is it possible to do Multi tracking? Like use two microphones at the same time? In order for me to record drums, I need more than one mic. How do I use both to record at the same time?

... in and chopped it all up and put it back together in tiny pieces. Speech is unintelligible. I have Audacity set to 4100. I'm no techy and need help. Thanks.