You might not even have a reliable audience yet, but you're getting some great feedback, you're enjoying the recording, the equipment, the whole process.
You can even backup your drivers before making any changes, and revert back in case there were any problems.
Mackie mixer you mention above but I have been having problems getting the sound to come through clearly when I connect the audio output from my PC and also when I connect my mobile phone.
The Mackie is similar to the Behringer above, but actually has one less fully controlled channel, so 5 main inputs, but still 4 of which are XLR.
USB interface, and connect both mixer and laptop to power, nothing happens, even the mixer reports that power is on, and the lights on the mixer and the computer light up when I run the test tones through the mixer.
Windows handles audio has been a pain in the butt for me, my default audio device had changed, and any program where you can specify an audio device was messed up (OBS, Discord, some Games) had to be set up again.
Behringer X2222USB if i plug in 4 mics and a ipad for intro and outro music and hook it into the surface I intend to use, it will actually record all of the mics and such into one stereo file?
He runs Podcraft, to spread the art of podcasting, and does the Mountain Bikes Apart podcast whenever he can.
It makes podcasting quicker and more enjoyable, which to me, is the biggest reason for getting a mixer.
Most of the tips i get are just go for it but this post is nice as it accommodates different goals and experience levels.
Not sure if you guys are still accepting comments but I have a question about my current setup and whether anything here could improve it.
Closed Holiday Xenyx 302usb DJing has rather murky origins, and there are many people who claim to have been the first to mix two records together.
To me, as good as they are, they're all nice to have, but they don't quite justify the cost for an average podcaster.
Remember, once you need to learn, we have coaching and courses in The Podcast Host Academy for a whole bunch of the more complicated setups.
