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How do you record two inputs at once?

On track one and two, use the input drop-down menus titled Default Stereo Input to select both your USB mics. Hit the R on both tracks to arm each one to record. And when you hit record, that’s you up and running with two USB mics at the same time.

If you only need to connect two 3.5mm microphones to one 3.5mm input, a simple splitter cable configured to output one mic on the left channel and one mic on the right would suffice. However, if you need to connect more mics or output to USB, you may have to consider an audio interface or a mixer.

Yes, you can record two voices with one mic. Although you lose the individual control you would have with separate mics, its definitely possible. The wrong way to record two voices with one mic is to use an omnidirectional mic (or a mic set to an omnidirectional polar pattern).

Of course you can make an app that gets the input from microphone and then acts as a broadcaster to share the input with other apps. But the microphone itself doesn’t provide for two users at the same time.

Plug each microphone into a mic splitter, which sends the mic signal to two destinations: the PA mixer and recording mixer. The splitter has one XLR input and two or more XLR outputs per mic. Splitting the mics is the most expensive method, but is the most professional.

Record to multiple audio tracks simultaneously

1. In GarageBand for Mac, set the instrument or microphone input source for each track you want to record to.
2. Choose Track > Configure Track Header.
3. Click the Record Enable button in the track header of each track you want to record to.

Download the Multitrack Studio demo, install it, and start it up. Click the Add Track button and select Audio Track… You’ll see a properties pane pop up. Give the track a name and switch the settings to Stereo and MP3 if necessary.

Phase becomes a problem when multiple microphones record a single source, and the sound reaches each mic capsule at a slightly different time — the combination of slightly out of time mic signals results in cancellations and reinforcements that change the tonality of the recording.

If you have two USB microphones or any other separate sound devices you can aggregate them as a single device for recording in Audacity, or use other recording software to record the two devices to separate tracks. Right-click over the speaker icon by the system clock, choose “Sound” then choose “Recording devices”.

The best way to mic a two-person interview Step-by-step

1. Step 1: Use two identical microphones. This is the most important thing you can do.
2. Step 2: Use desk or floor stands. Hand holding two mics is not very practical.
3. Step 3: Avoid shotgun mics and lavalier mics.
4. Step 4: Use a cardioid or super-cardioid mic.

Of course, you’ll need multiple audio devices to record from. This can be something you’re playing back on your computer (which will be played by your stereo mix), an external mic, or something else you’ve got. If you’re trying to use two microphones, this works best if you have one that works via USB as well as a standard mic.

You can set the gain of each independently, before and during the recording. But if you’re using a smaller model of recorder that only has a 3.5mm port for external inputs, the YMM-261 gets you as close to two-channel recording as you’re likely to find with this type of setup.

Set your device class to ASIO and ASIO4All v2 as your device. Open up Settings to the right of device drop-down menu. Inside this control panel, you’ll see a list titled WDM Device List, and you want to click and activate the little power buttons besides your USB mics. Come out of Settings after that and go to Audio Channel Mapping.

Every so often, you may need to record multiple things simultaneously for your audio projects. Without the right equipment, this can be a daunting task, but with the right software tricks, you can get back on track quickly. Single-track recording is essentially recording all of your inputs into a one mixed track.