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Help me make podcasts with my gear I don't know how to use...!
amateurhour
One day I'll be professionalhourThe woods somewhere in TennesseeRegistered User regular
One day I'll be professionalhourThe woods somewhere in TennesseeRegistered User regular
Okay, so I have this
http://www.zzounds.com/item--TASUS122
It's a Tascam US-122 Audio/Midi interface, and I have one mic and mic stand to go with it. It's got one headphone jack coming out the back, but I have splitters
Here's the deal, when I hook it up for podcast recording, and use audacity (I also have cubase, but don't know how to use it) I'm only getting audio from the left side. I noticed the mic inputs are L & R but I shouldn't have to have two mics should I?
I want to be able to hook up two mics, and two sets of headphones and have a friend and I record a podcast. I also want the tracks to come out of both speakers, which they currently are not.
So here's the question, is this thing enough to do what I want? Is it a problem with the mic? If there's better equipment I should be using, what is it? My budget is $300 US.
I want to be able to record a podcast with 1-4 people at any given time and have it sound professional, no skype calls.
Also, I'd like a soundboard for sound effects, how can I accomplish this?
Thanks H/A!
http://www.zzounds.com/item--TASUS122
It's a Tascam US-122 Audio/Midi interface, and I have one mic and mic stand to go with it. It's got one headphone jack coming out the back, but I have splitters
Here's the deal, when I hook it up for podcast recording, and use audacity (I also have cubase, but don't know how to use it) I'm only getting audio from the left side. I noticed the mic inputs are L & R but I shouldn't have to have two mics should I?
I want to be able to hook up two mics, and two sets of headphones and have a friend and I record a podcast. I also want the tracks to come out of both speakers, which they currently are not.
So here's the question, is this thing enough to do what I want? Is it a problem with the mic? If there's better equipment I should be using, what is it? My budget is $300 US.
I want to be able to record a podcast with 1-4 people at any given time and have it sound professional, no skype calls.
Also, I'd like a soundboard for sound effects, how can I accomplish this?
Thanks H/A!
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