greenzanman
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Ok, so I am very confused about setting up multiple audio tracks, one for my mic and for the laptop output sounds.
I followed a tutorial on youtube to set it up, and my thing looks like this:
p.s. My mic volume is like 500 because it sounds really quiet.
Also, I use the type of mic that goes into that hole thing that looks like an audio jack hole thing.
My problem is that I want to have a separate track for mic and output audio for my editing.
However, when I go to edit in Premiere Pro, all of the tracks have both the audio from the mic and output, although some had varying degrees of volume from one of the sounds(the mic and output from laptop). I wear headphones and I do not have "Listen to Mic" on, so I dunno what is happening.
All I want are separate audio tracks for my mic and my laptop output.
Here is a log file: link
I wasn't recording any video in that thing, but I was playing sounds from youtube and spoke through my mic.
Thanks for the help!
EDIT: I tried again while setting the output file to mov, but it's the same. Here are some extra details I did not give: the first track is mainly my mic, but you can hear a little bit of the output of youtube. The second track is mostly the youtube audio, but you can hear what I am saying. Tracks 3 and 4 are similar
I followed a tutorial on youtube to set it up, and my thing looks like this:
Also, I use the type of mic that goes into that hole thing that looks like an audio jack hole thing.
My problem is that I want to have a separate track for mic and output audio for my editing.
However, when I go to edit in Premiere Pro, all of the tracks have both the audio from the mic and output, although some had varying degrees of volume from one of the sounds(the mic and output from laptop). I wear headphones and I do not have "Listen to Mic" on, so I dunno what is happening.
All I want are separate audio tracks for my mic and my laptop output.
Here is a log file: link
I wasn't recording any video in that thing, but I was playing sounds from youtube and spoke through my mic.
Thanks for the help!
EDIT: I tried again while setting the output file to mov, but it's the same. Here are some extra details I did not give: the first track is mainly my mic, but you can hear a little bit of the output of youtube. The second track is mostly the youtube audio, but you can hear what I am saying. Tracks 3 and 4 are similar
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