How to Connect Mixer to PC For Recording Without an Audio interface

[@AudioTechTV]

Check out my Behringer Xenyx 1002 Mixer review here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWPbYmp3g5yaoqc

[@thomasrayner5301]

HI thank you you inspired me to start trying to make music. Would you be able to make a video about different ways to distribute music and any legal problems people might get with being under 18 or other things like that.:)

[@AudioTechTV]

Thank you for this comment. I have a couple of videos covering two distribution companies. 1. Distrokid kzbin.info/www/bejne/roLaeXavfqp4m5Y or 2. Amuse kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2OYY6GqmMh0f68 Amuse is free and gets your music in all of the popular stores (Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, etc.) Distrokid has an annual fee and gives you some extras for your membership. I am working on a series that will go from recording a song to distributing it so I will be covering distribution again very soon. As for legal issues, I am not the person to cover that. Hopefully if you email a distribution company like Distrokid or Amuse, they should be able to provide you with any legal issues you may encounter from being under 18. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@thomasrayner5301]

@@AudioTechTV Thanks

[@JohnRex_Ofcl]

Hi! Just have a question, in recording vocals will the effects be recorded too if you do that with the same mixer you are using? I'm using Audacity to record vocals.

[@sev3nthbandofficial706]

@@AudioTechTV what is the difference if you record using this way of connecting mixer to pc than using the audio interface(using usb cable to pc)?

[@thisuserxisnotavailable]

I had no idea about the adapter, I was going crazy watching videos all over and to find out that's what I needed ! Thank you

[@MatthewStratton]

Oh yeah. Sometimes you just want to connect your mixer to the PC. Great video!

[@ColtraneTaylor]

I don't get it. How's it normally done?

[@kylemaducdoc]

duuude out of all the how to's when it comes to this info, yours was the most helpful! Thanks!

[@AudioTechTV]

kyle patrick maducdoc I’m glad you found it helpful. Thank you so much for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@aristoshd]

Small advice from me. Try NOT to use the front panel audio connectors. Mostly they are very noisy. Use jack on your sound card at the back of PC. Great video!

[@m.enesyesilyurt5319]

Thanks from Turkey! I'm a Music Teacher and we have a mixer in our school. I was wondering about can I take recordings with that. I found the solution on this video. Great job!

[@AudioTechTV]

Glad the video helped! Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@xtentionstudios]

thanks so much this helped soooo! much i always thought that you had to buy a seperate audio interface. that saved me so much money! Thank you!!!

[@glenn2302]

Bro JUST what I was looking for. Going crazy trying to use my mixer as my mic and feed my sound from my PC into my headphones so I can hear but not send it. Tape In/Send to Headphone for the WIN! Subbed!

[@AudioTechTV]

Glad the video helped. Thank you for watching and for the sub. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@antoniocruz1163]

OH MY GOD.....Thank you so much, such a simple installation and it took me forever to figure out without the horrible mic distortions. At first I tried the Behringer USB to mixer combo....I couldn't hear the headphones at all. I would have to constantly switch from mixer to PC and then back whenever I wanted to record. Anyway this method works perfectly. I only have to press the CD/TAPE to CTRL switch to hear playback.

[@AudioTechTV]

Glad it worked out for you. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@larrydahmer3212]

hey this was a great video; i was stumped on how to connect it. you made it really easy to understand. good stuff!

[@AudioTechTV]

Glad it helped. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@Kingactzup1]

Literally the only video I could find with actual useful info on this subject. 👍🏾

[@AudioTechTV]

Glad you found it useful. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@miguelferro8758]

Maaaan, was about to say that. Justin the first 3 or 4 mins. No one teaches this basicamente shit. Where to plug what internet what ahaha

[@miguelferro8758]

First vídeo actually showing where to plug and what to plug. Thank youu

[@wouternel3975]

Thank you very much for this most useful demonstration

[@AudioTechTV]

Glad you found it useful. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@rextech8298]

Hey I just have one question I am not able to hear my mic input and audio input at the same time in my headphones what do I do to hear them simultaneously from the mixer i have got the same mixed at home.

[@yojackandgod]

two tracks at same time not working on cakewalk! I choose input L on track 1 and input R on track 2 but both rec only input L help?!

[@C120.]

Thank you so much! I didn’t need to buy a whole new interface or a mixer with a usb port after all,

[@danielklinger4808]

Thanks for the video. I really appreciate all you do. I'm having a hard time connecting the 2 track recording. I'm using Audacity. In it I use punch and roll. It is possible to hear and record at the same time while using punch and roll. Thanks for your feedback. And thanks again for your videos.

[@Cwahsawnt]

When you mention input jack at 5:18 is that the same as the mic input? I have a headphones jack and a mic jack, but never heard of an input jack before.

[@lukogs]

Very nice video. Apologize for too many questions. 1. At 4:15 the backing track for (like) Karaoke? The karaoke music plays on computer, we sing on mic, both audio is recorded like a fresh music? 2. Why not Main out? Is it for connecting to speaker? Like hear the karaoke music + our voice as one? 3. Can this technique used for Cameras that have just 3.5mm Mic input?

[@EmotionMolten]

I want to hear my voice through phones output but when I press TR TO CTRL RM button I cannot hear it anymore, and if push TR TO MIX as you sayed I transmit both, computer and microphone sound, is there a way to monitore my microphone and still transmit only my voice on the computer? I've the XENYX 1002 FX mixing table.

[@Nomen_Latinum]

Heya, thanks for this video! Quick question: what's the advantage of connecting the 2-track input to the headphone jack, then plugging the headphones into the mixer? Why not just plug the headphones directly into the headphone jack?

[@MiaHessMusic]

I have a Behringer 5 channel power mixer/amplifier without RCA outlets. It has an Aux In and a USB input, I believe. Is there a way to reverse engineer that so I could record audio off my board.

[@labrahamabraham9033]

Thank you so much dear. Please guide me : Is there a way to connect a Wireless Lavalier Microphones to a Audio Amplifier without a separate receiver for itself to connect with the amplifier , (*like people connect with a mobile and make KZbin videos etc.?) But this is for public address in an auditorium.

[@sjd2850]

Hi, how do I connect the Vocopro 890k to this mixer? TIA

[@billericaybruce]

I connected my old 8ch mixer to my PC and Audacity in much the same way a while ago. It works, for sure but, with my Dell Optiflex at least, it was quite noisy. It was OK for a bit of fun at home. For anything more serious a decent audio interface is needed.

[@Sam-lc1lo]

How do I deal with the ham interference from my fans in the PMX808DU Mixer

[@Mrjimsun1]

this is the best video I have ever see.

[@HaleyDrums]

Is the audio input different than the mic jack? I tried the mic jack but it was distorted.

[@mymos2010]

does it can be used at laptop which only have on input... or can i use conector 1 input with mic and speaker input, and connect to my laptop? and how setting at audio device at laptop... im try using to obs... many thanks

[@synthectproductions]

A tip for anyone who reads. When connecting 2 track to your computer, if you have a desktop connect the input and output to the pink/green ports on your motherboard in the back. This way you can record while being able to use the front panel headphone and microphone ports.

[@Omar-Sabry-Vo]

Hello Ramsey, I just bought 1002fx mixer and I wanted to know how can I use my headphones on it not just for hearning my voice also hearning the pc sounds

[@synthectproductions]

@@Omar-Sabry-Vo I'm not sure on that specific model. What i do for my Behringer Eurorack 602A, is once 2 track is connected to line-in/heaphones i simply hit the "2tk to control room". So what it looks like for me is 2 track out -> line in: 2 track in:

[@akmt123]

Wow, excellent info. Cheers from Canada. This is an Analog Mixer, correct. Now in 2022 which Input will take Line Out or To Headphones from an Android phone, say a Karaoke Track?

[@AudioTechTV]

Yes this is an analog mixer. You can go from the headphone output on your phone into a line input on the mixer. If you want to have it in stereo, you will need to use a 1/8th inch TRS cable on one end (the phone end) and on the other side it would be split into two 1/4 inch TS connectors on the other end. On this mixer you would use any of the channels except 1 & 2 as 1 & 2 are mono channels, the rest can be stereo. Here is an example of the cable amzn.to/3b4AVCR Great to see a fellow Canadian on here! Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@KrebzJunior]

in sticking to this channel... have this mixer in the house i wanna dive in more... thanks for this shoit

[@AudioTechTV]

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@neranera]

my mixer only has l r plugs do i still need two wires?

[@mzuniz5051]

I got only the 802 xenxy(not usb) dynamic xlr mic and laptop with AUDACITY(Bluetooth speaker for monitoring). How do setup a recording session

[@AudioTechTV]

I show how to do that in this video. Check it out! The 802 and the 1002 are basically the same thing. One has a couple extra inputs. You can connect it the same way that I show in this video.

[@שלמהשלייפר]

Hello there, love your easy going presentation. I simply want to play signal from PC to mixer, I dont have USB 2.0 at on my mixer from China. Can this be done without interface - and how?

[@AudioTechTV]

That’s what this video is all about. Connecting a mixer to a computer without an audio interface.

[@dannyrodguez7736]

Hi,I'm trying to record something on my pc through my mixer but the signal doesn't come through in audacity..

[@ampheat]

i need a line in stereo input USB audio adaptor to record 2 channels simultaneously onto audacity and/or an oscilloscope software. Does such and adaptor exist?

[@AudioTechTV]

Your onboard sound card might already have a stereo line in. If not then you can get one of these little adapters amzn.to/3tJHCQ6 for under $10 and they will work for your needs.

[@fabiodlorian]

hey bro, nice video. I have conected both in and out rca cables, and the in channel is working, I can hear my voice using the headphone pluged in the mixer, however, my line in to the computer (mixer out going into red/pink jack in computer, BUT mine is not usb spliter, it´s p2 pluged into the notebook and the other side 2 p2 plugs, one for headphone other for mic) is not working, I can even see the option line in or mic pluged in front or pink jack). So my voice is not "going" to the pc, also, my audacity software is not working at all for recording, it´s appearing some error -9996 invalid device. I have installed asio 4 all the other day, so it´s not driver problem. Please help me, ho can I "tell" my computer that there is a line in, or how do I install the line in that the pc is not "seeing"? I´ve tested it with usb cable to (rca to p2 female with p2 pluged in and other point is usb), the pc didn´t recognize the usb interface as well. Also I´ve tested the main out P10 (two plugs) to p2 male pluged in to the pink jack on the spliter.

[@gaingamgangmei7887]

Incase if i allow to play tracksong input to mixer and then sing, the audacity recorded song does not produce good seems like distort, i just wanna play like studio 😌

[@scyzorpl]

can you help me what type of cable do i need i own a bookshelf speakers with only 3.5 mm cable

[@AudioTechTV]

You could connect them to the headphone output if you get a 1/4” jack. The other option would be to get a Y cable that you can plug your 3.5mm into and has 2 1/4” connections coming out of it. Then you would connect those to the speaker/monitor outputs of the mixer.

[@scyzorpl]

@@AudioTechTV THAAAAANK YOUUUUUUUUUUU I OWN YOU A BEER SIR

[@christophermwansa43]

I have really enjoyed the lesson can you do the same in cubase or FL studio ?

[@tamararozman5597]

Thanks man, you're my hero!!!

[@jehudongzkie4502]

Nice tutorial hope. I will try this in my mixer..

[@melvinpereira6823]

how to connect rca preamplifier to mixer for more channels

[@glennmadriaga3210]

Hi, thanks for your informative video. But I have a question. Can i connect a guitar or bass in that mixer to record my instrument? Thanks!

[@nachiketajeyaraman5674]

One question sir(regarding waveform) I have been trying to use my sustain pedal with my midi keyboard, and the vst plugin is recognising the sustainability But after I record the midi track Waveform is not able to detect the sustain input Please help me with this

[@AudioTechTV]

You probably need to record the automation when you’re recording the midi keyboard. I go over recording waveform automation in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jovKpGOjm9J2p8k when setting up your automation track select the sustain control for the plugin and it will record the automation of that control.

[@AnilKumar-zo2eu]

Thank you sir for your packaged information

[@traezaX1]

THANNNKS ALOT REALLY HELPED

[@AudioTechTV]

Glad it helped. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@lenareyouokay]

Great video! I have one question though: can I record more than two microphones using this method, or does it need another way? Thanks!

[@AudioTechTV]

Yes you can record two mics. Set the pan of mic channel 1 all the way left and pan of mic channel 2 all the way right. That will separate the 2. Then in your daw software set the input of track one to either input 1 or Left (depending on what the wording is in your software) and then track two would be input 2 or right. Make sure both tracks are mono tracks.

[@lenareyouokay]

@@AudioTechTV Thanks for the reply! What about if I want to record three or four mics?

[@viktoriastafilaki]

i have connect all cables but when i want to record, audacity at the same time record what pc hear.... is there a solution for this?

[@joelisimeme858]

what if i have a usb mixer do i still need to use both cables back into the computer? (Xenyxq1202usb is my mixer)

[@AudioTechTV]

If you have a USB mixer you just need to use the USB cable as your mixer already has an interface built into it.

[@joelisimeme858]

@@AudioTechTV okay but anytime i try to record any audio from my microphone plugged into thr mixer none of my DAWs record any input from the mixer. (I tried changing the sound input & output to the USB CODEC & on the daw’s preferences too and nothing) what could be the issue then?

[@kenbriscoe8641]

Hi, need a little help, I have a Yamaha mixer MG06X and a laptop without mic input jack connector. Is it possible to connect the laptop to the mixer and then to powered monitors. I don't require to record to computer, just want to use for sound playback through laptop. Thanks a million for your informative videos.

[@AudioTechTV]

Yes you can do that. You can get a Y cable that plugs into your laptop’s headphone jack on one end and the other end will split into left and right with 1/4” connections and plug those into one of the stereo input channels. And plug your monitors into the mixers output.

[@kenbriscoe8641]

@@AudioTechTV Thanks for your reply and help, much appreciated. Keep your videos flowing, Ken

[@petersmith5851]

just double checking, would it not be possible to just use a headset splitter for the laptops with combination jacks?

[@AudioTechTV]

If you have a laptop that has a similar combo jack like a cell phone then you could use a trs to trrs cable or adapter.

[@Katermcgowan]

OMG...thank you so much for this video. So we'll explained. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@AudioTechTV]

Thank you so much for watching and for this comment. Glad you enjoyed the video. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@prodbyrift]

Thank you for this! I used my SM58 to a mackie mixer to my computer, it works fine I just have lots of static, what can I do to reduce this without harming my microphone audio?

[@AudioTechTV]

If you’re not using a standard xlr mic cable make sure you use one of those not an xlr to 1/4” cable. The static could be from cranking the gain up. Try lowering the gain and increasing the output volume. Another option would be to get a cloudlifter or a Fethead which provides extra clean gain.

[@prodbyrift]

@@AudioTechTV Thanks for the reply! I am using an amazon basics xlr mic cable, My gain is very low.

[@ih5726]

Friend, how are you For the operation you mentioned, do you need to buy two audio cables of the same specification? thank you

[@AudioTechTV]

Peipei Huang it would probably be ideal if you had two of the exact same cables but it’s not necessary.

[@MrPjalex]

I actually wanted to know more about the recording to audacity ... and audacity .. or Is there anything more user friendly than audacity??? And what about using the USB out out of your mixer???

[@AudioTechTV]

Audacity is about as user friendly as it gets in terms of the actual recording process. If you have a mixer that has a built in audio interface then you can use that if you want and it should show up in audacity. For instructions on how to connect a usb mixer to your computer, you connect the one end of the usb cable to the mixer and the other end goes into an available usb port on your computer and not a usb hub. It’s that simple. This video is for mixers that don’t have usb audio interfaces built in as it’s not as simple as plugging in a usb cable.

[@MrPjalex]

@@AudioTechTV thank you very much

[@jennyperrybender]

Great video & very useful! Do you happen to know what the mic/sound card settings in Adobe Audition 1.5 would need to be for this to work?

[@JamesUnityFuchs]

Nice video, but I have a comment posed as a possible question: I know one of the purposes of your video was to use the mixer and record to a PC (or Mac) with out plugging into an interface. I also think you wanted to show how you can record 2 instruments or vocals at the same time and it have its own controllable channel both pre and post recording. Am I on the correct assumption? If so, why didn’t you just use the USB in back of mixer and plug into computer? That now becomes an interface but only for a stereo out that being said, you could then do what you demonstrated with panning and have one instrument hard left and one hard right. Exactly the same result except, what I am saying is the cleanest signal you would get. You just need to make sure that your usb out is set to the behringer as soundcard/interface when you record to audacity. This method gets rid of all the extra cables that you said we needed to purchase at the beginning of the video. Note* that’s what these mixers are for when you have a usb connection. They become a stereo interface for audio recording and live-streaming

[@AudioTechTV]

Note* at 0:15 in the video I say that this is a Behringer Xenyx 1002 mixer (which is not a USB mixer) then also Note * at around 0:25 where I specifically say “this is not a USB mixer”. So Note * that is not what these mixers are for as they do not have a USB audio interface on board. And if they did, the statement about cleaner audio is likely incorrect as the interfaces that they put in those mixers aren’t that high quality.

[@JoshuaJHeeley]

Do you know how to set up recording for the Q1002USB version? I’ve panned the two channels left and right to try record them separately but it’s not working 🤔 also I can not hear myself when recording.

[@serkansen0190]

Serious question: Have you tried it the way it is shown in the video?

[@JoshuaJHeeley]

@@serkansen0190 Hi thanks, yes it does work that way, I was wanting to find a way to use it with the USB.

[@serkansen0190]

@@JoshuaJHeeley what i dont know is, wether you can use usb to get the backing track into your mixer but use two track to get your main mix back into your pc while simultaniously hear yourself playing on the phones.

[@maurosas2880]

Just found this channel, you´re amazing bro! Great videos :)

[@AudioTechTV]

Thank you so much for this comment and for watching. I'm glad you enjoy the videos. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@serkansen0190]

Hello Sir, will this also work when I want to record an instrument instead of my voice? Because then it is necessary, that I can hear my Instrument AND the backing track while recording my Instrument WITHOUT the backing track. I own the behringer xenyx qx 1002usb.

[@AudioTechTV]

The USB version can be used as an audio interface so plug in the USB to your computer and you’ll be able to record and listen at the same time. Make sure you download the Asio driver for it from the Behringer website. The default driver that installs when you first plug it in isn’t the greatest for music production.

[@serkansen0190]

@@AudioTechTV Well I did connect it via USB but i dont know how to get it working in the way i described it. if both usb/2TR buttons are not pressed down i dont hear any backing track. if i press down usb/2TR to phones I can hear the backing track but cant hear my guitar which is in the Line in. and when i press down usb/2TR to main mix i can hear myself and the backing track but the usb and 2Track recording signals are getting muted so i cant recorrd :( :( right now i only use the usb connection. i ordered the usb audio adapter for my laptop as you recommended but i dont think it will change anything since the usb and 2 track connections are treated the same way :(

[@serkansen0190]

@@AudioTechTV You would be an absolute legend to me if you could explain to me what I am doing wrong but right now I can't see a solution. In your video: could you record yourself while hearing your voice and the backing track through your headphones?

[@AudioTechTV]

@@serkansen0190 if you connect it by USB you don’t need to set it up the way I did in the video. This was how to set it up when it’s not a USB mixer. When you connect the mixer by USB it becomes an audio interface. In your software select it as your audio device and you should be able to listen to what you’re recording along with anything played ba k. No need to worry about the 2 track buttons or anything. Just connect your headphones or speakers to the mixer and you should be able to hear it. I don’t know what the driver for this mixer is like but you might want to install Asio4all Andy we that as the driver. Asio can give you better recording performance with lower latency so when you’re recording while playing other tracks it will be more in sync.

[@serkansen0190]

@@AudioTechTV I deleted my previous comment because i found a better solution without delay. Maybe it helps other people like me who simply want to record their guitar into a computer, while hearing their guitar signal and a backing track. While your Mixer is connected to your computer via USB : You have to connect the "Main out" of the mixer with the "2 Track In" of the Mixer and activate "USB/2TR to Phones" and deactivate "USB/2TR to Main". This way you get your "Line in" (guitar/mic etc) to your phones (because without the wiring the "USB/2TR to Phones" disables your ability to hear your "Main Mix" signal on Phones - I dont know why the hell) as well as your backing track from your usb laptop but can still record because you do not need to activate the "USB/2TR to Main" switch (which mutes your recording signal). You also have no delay because there is no audio on your phones which had to be send to your laptop, processed there and sent back to the mixer.

[@huntercasey1995]

so i have a dumb question. I have my mixer set up with the two rca to 3.5 mm but i can only listen to just my headphones or just my audio. if I want to listen to both it goes into the mix so i cant listen to both while only recording one. is this because I only have a 1 bus analog mixer? my mixer for reference: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004TM31QK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@AudioTechTV]

When you’re recording you’re recording the mix so anything sent to the mix will get recorded. If you want to listen through speakers and headphones you would need to connect both to the headphone output by maybe getting a headphone amp or another way to split the signal. Some mixers do have speaker outputs on the auxiliary but it looks like yours just has a headphone jack.

[@shotapruidze2886]

it will record if i connect acustic guitar in mixer ?

[@AudioTechTV]

Yes you can record an electric acoustic like this.

[@MarinaUganda]

The computer's input is the mic one?

[@AudioTechTV]

If that’s the only input you have then yes. If you have a line input that would be better.

[@MarinaUganda]

@@AudioTechTV But it'd be better to connect the mixer via USB if it allows, right? Would this improve the quality?

[@Dante_Seth]

@@MarinaUganda yes it would

[@nickdecoster]

i already had a mixer for my bass so all i need are 2 mics, cables and i can start my podcast. thank you

[@AudioTechTV]

Right on! Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@gemersikpro4647]

Hi sir. Just want to ask you, this setup can use for live streaming/ zoom meeting ect?

[@AudioTechTV]

Yes you could use this for live streaming and meeting types of applications.

[@gemersikpro4647]

@@AudioTechTV thank you so much sir

[@gemersikpro4647]

@@AudioTechTV if I want to use external speaker at the same time, which port on mixer should i plug in?

[@Mike-ol7xp]

What about latency issues?

[@AudioTechTV]

Latency will vary depending on your computer, & sound card. If you use Asio4all (it’s free) it can bring your latency down to usable levels.

[@Mike-ol7xp]

@@AudioTechTV Wow!!, Thanks for the speedy reply it was exactly what i was figuring, Thanks.

[@SamuelaFJ]

THANK YOU SIR!

[@px3r.]

does this work with mac instead of pc?

[@AudioTechTV]

Yes it would work the same.

[@px3r.]

@@AudioTechTV thank you for this video man, it really helped me out

[@AudioTechTV]

@@px3r. glad it helped. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@hermanassink5745]

Please everything on lowest level by conecting

[@jacksocha4003]

I need the PC driver!

[@sapounngin2237]

Can I hookup to an iPad?

[@AudioTechTV]

With the correct cables yes.

[@MarkRhodesSongs]

Hi, I have the Q502USB and a Windows 10 laptop w only one input (headphones). I got the soundcard you suggested. My mixer works but no sound reaches my PC (except through its internal mic.) What am I doing wrong???

[@AudioTechTV]

If you’re connecting it to your computer by USB then you need to make sure that it’s setup in the recording software that you’re using. If you’re connecting it to an audio interface using cables then make sure you’re audio interface is setup in your recording software. It sounds like you only have your pc mic setup as an input.

[@MarkRhodesSongs]

Simple Green Tech Thank you for the prompt reply. Yes, I’m going straight to my laptop via USB. I can choose USB Audio Codec or RealTek. The PC receives no sound either way. (And there is no third option.) I suspect there is a dimple fix that eludes me because I am a dummy in this area. But I don’t know what else to try!

[@AudioTechTV]

Mark Rhodes USB Audio Codec is the Behringer driver so be sure to choose that. What software are you using this with?

[@MarkRhodesSongs]

Simple Green Tech Thank you! I’m using Reaper. It registers sound when I play my guitar but not a lot. It registers the same amount if I unplug the mixer, so that sound must be picked up by the laptop’s mic, not from the mixer. Somehow, the sound from the mixer is not entering the PC at all.

[@AudioTechTV]

Have you changed your audio device settings in Reaper so it ma using the USB Audio Codec?

[@salaheddine9276]

Bravo

[@junquintua9154]

recording soflware use sir

[@AudioTechTV]

I used Audacity for the recording portion of the video. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍

[@Mrjimsun1]

How to get the Audacity software. it's for free.

[@CurtisRBayne]

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[@AL-ns1jm]

so it has an audio interface otherwise you couldnt record...

[@AudioTechTV]

The mixer doesn’t have an audio interface. You can connect it to your built in sound card or an audio interface if you have one.