Whenever I try to record my voice with music playing on my computer, it only records the music, and not my voice...and it's not just the program, either. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks a lot.
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Posted 23 October 2006 - 11:07 PM
do people just ignore the pinned threads on purpose?
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its midnight so my brain isnt working too well but
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maybe its the frequency of what you're recording
sry i can be of more help
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*sigh*
its midnight so my brain isnt working too well but
..i have no idea
maybe its the frequency of what you're recording
sry i can be of more help
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Posted 23 October 2006 - 11:19 PM
I didn't reply in the pinned topic because it isn't about singing or using a fancy recording program...just simple sound recording a wav file. Even when my mic is turned off and I press record when I'm playing a song, the computer records the song, anyway. Is it just the way my computer is internalized to do it, or is there some way I can fix this? 
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Posted 23 October 2006 - 11:46 PM
nonetheless, it goes in the recording topic.
But to answer your question, check your volume controls, and make sure your microphone is the one that is doing the recording, not stereomix.
But to answer your question, check your volume controls, and make sure your microphone is the one that is doing the recording, not stereomix.
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Posted 24 October 2006 - 12:23 AM
the pinned thread says :post all your recording questions here:. And most people don't even post about "fancy recording programs." There have been plenty of people who have posted questions in that thread with problems like yours, so why can't you?
In your windows sound panel thing on the bottom left, go to options > recording and make sure that the checkbox that's ticked is microphone, not wave out.
What is the program you're using, as well? incorrect routing in some of the "fancier programs" may also cause your problem.
In your windows sound panel thing on the bottom left, go to options > recording and make sure that the checkbox that's ticked is microphone, not wave out.
What is the program you're using, as well? incorrect routing in some of the "fancier programs" may also cause your problem.
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Posted 24 October 2006 - 05:08 AM
he just stumbled upon the holy grail and had no idea haha
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Posted 24 October 2006 - 07:17 AM
Yeah, sorry about that. I've been through the thread, and I thought it was only for people who have Adobe Audition, CEP or other programs that needed help with the tutorials, or just general tips on singing. I know how people get all freaked out when a thread is posted twice...too many resources wasted. Anyway, sorry again. Thanks for the advice, though. I hope someone can delete my thread?
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