Is there an input that allowsme to listen to a pre-recorded track, as well as the live, incoming vocals? For recording an isolated vocal track.
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The Inputs are: XLR (Mic) x2, Guitar Line Input (1/4" Instrument Level) x2, Insert (1/4" Line Level) x2, Midi (5 Pin DIN)The Outputs are: Headphones (1/4"), Left Main Monitor (1/4"), Right Main Monitor (1/4"), Midi (5 Pin DIN).This device has a ASIO driver from M-Audio, or you can use ASIO4ALL.To answer your question you can do what you are asking with this device.
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I use Adobe Audition and that can be achieved in the software. It has two inputs so I suppose you could run a prerecorded track into one input and the live vocal into the other, as well. Not sure why you would want to do it that way but it is possible.
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I haven't used audacity for this product but you should be able to use all four inputs simultaneously
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There is not a phono input . I am not sure. Using a mixer and TTable would work.
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you may need a mixer, but u could overdub, and listen to your original track with head phones without a mixer
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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?
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There is one input jack in front as seen in the picture. There's a pre amp out jack in back. You could use a microphone but can only input one device at a time. Not a great amp for vocals though it may do the trick for using a blues harp through the mic.
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Yes you can listen to your music sand record at the same time. Or just listen.
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I agree with Chris, you have to select the option through Windows playback. You can select "Listen to this Devise" and then you will hear you own voice.
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You can definitely use it for direct recording. I've used it on a couple of finished tracks with a couple of different instruments. You'll likely have some latency issues and will have to mess around with the settings, but every DAW I've tried it with has recognized it as an input source.
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There is only one input. I play electronic drums and use a direct box for that input. And my vocal I just use my monitor mix on the rolls from the main mixer. Works fantastic. I totally turn off the drums on my monitor mix that's coming from the main mixer and use the input volume that is on the rolls.
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Hi Beth, I have never tried that but there is a second stereo input which may serve for this purpose. I am not sure if the mono and stereo work together at the same time.However you can record multiple layers over the same track. Once you record your guitar you can play the track and start recording your voice over the guitar tracks. Both would get played back at the same time.
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Not a silly question. I've heard stories that it can't be done or that it can only be done with certain sound cards, but nothing definitive. I'd ask the same question - can you listen while recording, either through the computer OR through the separate audio output simultaneously?
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It will alter any sound coming into the "line in input". It cannot be used to alter an isolated sound. For example: if you have a CD player connected into the "line in input" and play a song, the whole song will be altered instead of just isolated vocals/instruments. Hope this helps.
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Well for some reason DegiTech designed it to where you can't record any instrument whether it be, guitar, keyboard, or a mic while the drum loops are going simultaneously. So yes, you could use a mic to record some kind of background chorus loop with whatever vocal effects, and then you could sing over that for harmony. But you can't have that and the drum loops, both at the same time in the loop (without comp software or a multi-track recorder anyway).
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You can but it defaults to recording stereo. On something like garage band it is as simple as changing the input from stereo to mono and then that opens up a second option for a second input in mono. This is a great little interface. I use it regularly.
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Hi Ruth, i honestly do not know. i used a program named cakewalk, (Sonar) and this allowed me to record the keyboard, guitar and vocals through an interface named m audio. it was fairly simple to setup and use, but the equipment, all together, was pricey.
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You can always set that option through playback devices in Windows. Just right click on the mic device in playback and choose listen to.