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• stereo recording via USB connection?

  Hi all

  I'm a newbie on the audio recording and have what may be a stupid question.  Is there anyway to use two USB microphones for stereo recording via the interface USB (using two USB ports?) in Audacity?

  I have a Mac Mini with OSX 10.11.4 and use Audacity CS6.

  Thank you

  Kevin H.

  kjhart0133 wrote:

  Hi all

  I'm a newbie on the audio recording and have what may be a stupid question. Is there anyway to use two USB microphones for stereo recording via the interface USB (using two USB ports?) in Audacity?

  Audacity? Do you mean the hearing?

  I think you'll have a little difficulty to do this anyway, as the clocks of scanning in the pickups will not be synchronized. Which means that even if you can get two of them work, elimination will be in every sense. You can persuade two microphones to work at the same time without too much difficulty, but this only works if you have two independent sources that do not have to have any kind of relationship of phase, and it is the relationship of phase which actually do stereo work.

  There is, as far as I know, only decent stereo micro USB, and the Tricapsule Yeti, one blue. It crosses all phase problems in having everything digitized by the only encoder, so all the problems of phase are sorted completely.

• TV 39L4353D - 5.1 to pllaying question stereo USB flash drive files

  Hello

  have recently purchased the above model, and will have questions game 5.1 Blueray audio files from my USB drive on the TV...

  Basically, I can change the audio channels via the remote control, but the only channel I can operate is a horrible English dub!

  The correct language is selectable, but does not play at all... any ideas?

  Thank you

  Hello

  In my opinion, you should check first if the same question would appear from different sources.
  I mean, you should check 5.1 movies playing appearance of DVD and BD discs that support 5.1

  In addition, you should check the manual for the video/audio codec and file format supported by using the USB interface.
  To my knowledge, not all formats are supported!

• Qosmio F20: Is it possible to record in stereo?

  I'm a DJ CD and a lot I would like to save my game on the road with my laptop, the only port is the microphone jack, but it is recorded in mono, is it possible that I could buy an extra adapter to record in stereo sound quality? I would be very grateful for any advice. Thank you very much...

  Hello

  I'm not a file audio specifications, but you may want to use a 3rd party PCMCIA sound card that supports a stereo recording.
  Check the google for similar devices. Maybe you'll find something useful.

• Equium A100-306: Question on stereo line input recording

  I want to record on my laptop and also frustrating, he did not have a stereo line input.
  I have a Behringer (UCA202) USB adapter. This allows playback through my stereo system (with adjustable output via the sound card level) but the input level is too high and cannot be resolved by any means, I've tried.

  Is there a solution to which can be followed by an enthusiast?

  Hello

  How about the additional audio PCMCIA sound card?
  Have you checked if this sound card supports stereo recording features?

  I put t know exactly if this will help, but I found an interesting thread on the
  audio recorder:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=16446&MessageID=64020

• Impossible to record in stereo microphone/line-in on Satellite P870-31N

  Hello

  I have a P870-31N (PSPLFE) I have bought recently, running Windows 8.

  Yesterday I connected my line of digital pianos to the line-in/microphone jack, using a stereo cable.

  I was unable, however, to get a stereo recording.

  I used the exact same configuration with another laptop (a Sony Vaio) and was able to record in stereo without any problem.

  I looked through all the options of the control panel for the realtek sound card, downloaded and installed the latest drivers from the Toshiba site, all to nothing does not.

  The manual indicates the 3.5 mm mini-plug lets you connect a mini-jack 3 drivers for stereo microphone input.

  Can someone tell me how to make this work?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I suppose that taking microphone laptop s does not support the feature line.

  3.5 mm on this laptop microphone allows the connection of a 3 drivers for stereo microphone input mini-jack.

  So you can plug in an external microphone into this Jack, but don t think you could use this and record the audio stream

• A recorded waveform appears shifted?

  I recorded a song playing on an internet site directly on my computer using hearing CS6. The waveform appears shifted, but only the negative side. The negative side of the wave has a greater amplitude. The piece plays normally, however and is not a bad sort. Does anyone know what it is or if I should be worried? Nobody knows what's my line? It is the first time that has happened to me.

  If it is useful to know, that I have a mid-2011 iMac 27 "2560 x 1440 Quad Core Intel Core-i7 hyperclocked, 16 GB of RAM, running OS X 10.8.4 Mountain Lion and the best audio configuration and audio settings, that I could put in.

  Oh, and playing with my line of MIDI parameters did nothing. I use the MIDI to THE line-in to the live stereo recording the output of my computer. In this way, if I can't download anything, I can save it to 96 kHz and 24 bit with an extremely low noise floor I can remove it later. I don't actually use MIDI equipment. I change the input up and down volume as needed for

  Make sure that the records are not in clipped.

  

  Assymetric record is not uncommon - a large number of instruments produce waveforms like that naturally, and is the human voice. Only interesting thing is that almost all cases (because of the way the waves pass through air) the assymetry is generally the opposite - the biggest summits are positive.

  Another thing that can cause asymmetric waveforms is a DC offset - but looking at the end of your file, it doesn't seem to be something important happens in this direction. The only thing I think you have to do is to invert the signals. It is possible that some previous treatment may have caused this, obviously - but unless it happens with every single record you make, there isn't really anything else to do.

• Can arm for record

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  But I don't want to open a new session, because I've worked on this session for some time.

  I searched on the net, and surprisingly, I have not found someone with the same problem.  Is there someone who could not arm for record here?

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  On each track, in the input box (right pointing arrow) you see your selected entry named?  For example, mine says now "[s] Microphone" (stereo recording on built at the microphone".

• Satellite M40 - 142, stereo audio input

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  Hello

  As far as I know the line output (headphone jack) allows the connection of stereo headphones (16 Ohm min.) or a different audio output device. When you connect headphones, the internal speaker is automatically disabled. The input line (Jack Microphone) allows to connect a monaural microphone or other audio input device.

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• Satellite 2410-414 card sound to mono or stereo?

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  As I know the unit has only a microphone in jack and headphone jack.
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• Is it possible to set the stereo output to mono in Windows 7

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• How to complete the two channels of a stereo track in a mono track?

  I have recorded on the L channel a stereo recording with the interviewer and the interviewee has recorded on the channel of a. I applied the two fill 'right' and 'left fill' to the runway, then cut and switch between the two, when appropriate. However, when they are all two talk, I'd like that the two channels to be active, but not as a stereo track (because otherwise the sound is actually mono) and turning on the two "fill right" and "fill left" at the same time seems to feed each channel at 50% instead of 100%, at least that's what I guess since there is a significant drop in level.

  Any suggestions? I'm on CS6.

  OK, here is the solution I've worked.

  I created a new track to mono submix at the bottom of all my songs. In the Audio Mixer Panel, I remapped my stereo audio track to go to the mono submix track before going to the master. This forces all the audio out as that mono the end, which is exactly what I was looking for.

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• Stuttering playback of mono ogg-vorbis files

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Sansa Clip 4 GB and updated to the latest firmware (v02.01.32a). I am happy to use obb-vorbis files, but have met stuttering playback when you listen to mono ogg-vorbis files. In particular I listen to an audiobook on librivox.org page:

  http://LibriVox.org/Walden-by-Henry-David-Thoreau/

  The first ogg file works, but all others stutter. After a bit of inspection using ogginfo, I discovered that the first file is stereo, while the remaining files are mono. I tried to re - encode using oggenc as Audacity using the nominal flow of 80 Kbps. All mono files I did expose the problem of stuttering.

  I then did a stereo version of the file by duplicating the mono track in Audacity. The stereo file I did read correctly. Creating a file mono downmixing the stereo file new work with oggenc produces a file that stutters during playback.

  All files read correctly in Windows Media Player with the official DirectShow filters installed.

  Anyone else having this problem or know of a work around? I really want to use ogg format!

  Thank you

  Tyler

  I decided to reformat and reinstall the latest firmware (using the MSC approach instead of the update of the firmware on Windows). All the ogg files play correctly now.

  Thanks for the encouragement!

• Windows 7 does not allow you to copy tapes through the USB to the computer... need help!

  I bought a cassette/converter of Grace Digital Audio Player to convert cassettes to MP3 files on my computer (HP laptop Pavilion DV 7/Windows 7 64-bit). Directions say to just plug into the USB port, press Play on the machine and press Record on the Audacity software.  It copies the music... and all the other noises in the room.  I tried to disable the microphone from the computer... but then it won't copy the music at all.  I called the manufacturer of the product through and they say it's a Windows 7 problem.  So, how can this work?  Thanks for any help you can give me...

  Hello

  Follow the steps mentioned below.

  (a) plug one end of the audio cable into the headset of your cassette player or 'Line' jack out and the other end into 'Micro' of the sound card on your computer or "Line in" jack. To avoid any possible damage sound card, use if possible 'in Line' decision and not the "Microphone".

  (b) launch Audacity and change the type of entry 'in Line' or 'Microphone', depending on what jack of the soundcard you are using. This indicates Audacity to record everything he "hears" the map of sound input. To do this, open the menu editing, then Preferences. You will then see a screen that should do what you need: use the "Device" selector to choose your entry (sound card, microphone, audio jack, etc.) and change the 'Channels' selector to choose between mono or stereo recording.

  (c) press the record button on Audacity, then press play on your cassette (red circle).

  (d) press the stop (yellow square) on Audacity when the tape is finished playing.

  (e) use the menu option "file-> export to WAV" to save your record. The WAV file can be saved on your computer, converted to MP3 or burned on a CD. Get fancy with the Audacity audio editor features: you can cut, paste and add effects easily.

  You must save a clip of ten seconds at first, so that you can play it will immediately return in Audacity (green triangle button) and make sure your volume levels is good. If the audio recorded is too strong or too static, decrease the volume of your cassette player.

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• Reassign single channel in 5.1

  Some time as Cool Edit 2.1 and I have barely used Adobe Audition, if have forgotten a lot.

  Can someone give me (or point me to) a step by step guide to take a single track of a stereo recording and copy and paste in one of the 5.1 channels surround.

  Conversely, if I have 5.1 discrete channels from a DVD, etc. is it can easily make a stereo mix of this? If I just use the FL and FR channels since the 5.1 mix these includes all sub information normally routed to the subwoofer - even the RL and RR information?

  Concerning

  sealord1 wrote:

  Problem now is that the resulting downmix were dedicated to cutting such as confirmed by window > Amplitude statistics. I could standardize the entire file at-0.1dB after descending mix, but I'm afraid I have will have lost all the information that is now outside the clipping limit. Or I could mitigate all channels before as I perform the downmix and try to get the resulting amplitude in the correct downmix by trial and error. It seems to me that there must be a way to do it intelligently (i.e. ensure the downmix is wrong in cutting first place), but I don't know how to do this.

  Assuming that it is a 32-bit FP session you mix down, no matter if she clips. Yes, I know that may sound a little weird, but floating-point mixdowns are put on the scale, and the concept of "0 dB" does not exist in their breast. You might have the file overloaded 30 DB, and if you it normalized in wave form, he came out perfectly. The only reason you must operate below 0dB in multitrack is because your audio device (in a physical form) can not do in the face of all that above 0dB and distorts. Yes, there is finally a limit to how far you can go with that - but it is of + 1500dB. No, this isn't a mistake!

  The answer to your question on the SB is that you need, in edition > Preferences > Audio Channel Mapping to make sure that other file channels have little material to feed (the choice is in the twirldowns on the RIGHT side). At this point, you should be able to allocate to each track to go where you want, in the track controls.