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Audio recording is the process of creating a sound wave representation in an electronic medium. Use for questions directly related to the audio recording process.
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Is there an easy way to mix headphones and mic into one output for recording purposes?
This is too impractical to do digitally under all cases because sometimes I want to record a phone call and sometimes a call within software running on a computer. In particular it does not work well …
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Is there an easy way to mix headphones and mic into one output for recording purposes?
I’d like to have a portable setup that I can use to record conference calls for work, in particular I want to cover the cases where I want or need to use headphones.
I often use more than one kind of …
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Is there an easy way to mix headphones and mic into one output for recording purposes?
Exploring the software implementation though, a few years later:
We have Blackhole available which allows for system audio output to be put into something that can be referenced as an audio input, wh …
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