Re: Recording multiple sounds simultaneously on a PC
Aidan
This is the way I would do it.
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Either use total recorder as it have a driver wich make it possible to record vurtual and physical inputs at once with a small mixer utility without having to worry what is rooted to where. That works very well as you have control over the driver volume wich you don't have in the case of the loopback input in goldwave. Also to make it more simple you could try sound tap recorder from nch but that is 29$ and con't do much, or if stil available and in working order, you can try vurtual recorder as that was build with this purpose in mind. Goldwave works well when recording the vurtual input from the physical card you select, but if you want to go beyond that then its a problem.
On 07/03/2018, Curtis Delzer <curtis@calweb.com> wrote:
sorry, check here.
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