If I plugged in microphone and guitar, will it be recorded as 2 individual sound tracks in Audacity or Traction or I'll get one track for both?
64886
Well, yes, one track. However, you can "pan" the stereo inputs on the Behringer and have the mic panned to the left and the guitar panned right. You'd essentially have two separate tracks of audio in your recording (R & L) that you'd need to remix into new stereo tracks within Audacity, Traction, etc. I hope that makes sense?
2074343
If you want to record separate tracks, you'll either need two mics (in which case you'll probably want dynamic rather than condenser) to record both at the same time, or you'll need to record one track at a time (record the piano, then listen back and record the vocals over or vice versa). Don't know how well this will do for piano, but it's great for vocals. Hardware wise, you'll need some way to convert the mic's XLR output to a digital one (usb or firewire most likely), you can either get a straight converter or a mixer (the m audio mobile pre is a decent choice).
948591
you can only record 2 (two) mono tracks at once. you can play back 8 tracks, stereo or mono. any controller capability is via USB port.
2184557
Definitely! Like any professional portable audio recorder you can record individual tracks in either mp3 or wav format and bring them into any audio program like pro-tools, to layer them, mix and export a finalized audio track. However, if your question is whether you can do that directly from the recorder, no not really. You would always get a better mix from a stand alone audio program like pro tools anyway. Hope this helps!
2080208
Yes, you can. You can record one or two tracks simultaneously, while the remaining tracks are playing back.
2042105
If the music/instrumental part and the vocals are on two separate tracks then they could either delete the vocal track or mute it. But all the music I have seen has a right and left channel, for stereo, and the voice with the music are together in it. I don't know of any way to separate the two easily.
1430957
You can record separate tracks but it will be one file. If you want separate files, they will need to be recorded separately.
1804842
Not totally sure but I think this is more like the original 4-track machines where you get what you record and that's that. If you were so inclined you could always export the takes individually and comp them in a DAW later to add better effects. The most apparent one on here would be the reverb (which isn't too bad).
1646326
yes, furthermore that track may be mono or stereo. better still .. a track, or tracks may be recorded while others play back, and you can mix down all your tracks to a single track to reopen all your channels for more tracks ... its as mild or wild as you need it to be
178214
Mac users:If you have a cable that connects to the headphone port from your amp or cassette deck at one end and to the audio input at the other end that's all you need ... other than Audacity (free).I have converted lots of audio tapes and cassettes as well as vinyls to CD.You can turn the full recordings done the first time into separate tracks for your CD in Audacity.
940793
I'm not sure about that. My Experience has been with vocals only. I record to a Mac book using audacity and so far I have not encountered any issues but everything I do is in mono both channels on purpose
567478
Both previous answers are correct. Your recording software will dictate how the audio signal from each input is handled. A typical default is to have the two inputs split to right and left (stereo). Garageband, Peak, ProTools, Reaper, will allow you to mix the two together however you like.
377607
Yeah, I guess, but it seems overly complicated, and unnecessary. I'll assume you want to track both the USB signal, and once you go through all that stereo adapter business, your gonna run it into the computers headphone/mic input? Then you have to convince your computer to record both the USB signal, and the now degraded signal coming from the 1/4" TS to 1/8" TRS Y adapter input simultaneously. If you can do it than you can do it but why not simply duplicate the stereo USB tracks in your DAW?
124725
No, while technically it can record four tracks, they are essentially two stereo tracks based on three inputs sources.The built in mics will create a single left and right stereo track, the external inputs will create a left and right stereo track also. You can use a software program to break them out into four mono tracks, but the built in mics will essentially be the same source.I hope this helps
912367
I can record my guitar on tracks 1 or 2 via a 1/4 inch input jack. I you have the same type input jack (as used to connect a guitar to an amplifier), it should work with no problem.
1646330
Yes. Only you need is select track indicator - REC/Playback/MUTE. You record each instrument in one track. And while the instruments are playing, you choice the track status. Or you record all at same time, and after choice which one you want keep or discard. Is a great recorder, here in our studio Works fine!
1494863
The tracks do not automatically separate. The Audacity software that came with the unit allowed me to download, but make sure follow the directions in the brief booklet that comes with the program, b/c on my first attempt the songs downloaded in a number of truncated pieces. I am making my second attempt soon!