Record Separate Channels (2) on Any Mixer - 2 Track Audio
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 30. 09. 2018
- Can you record two separate audio channels on any mixer? Yes, you can get 2 separated tracks by panning two channels of a stereo mix. All gear and settings listed below & kit.co/rayortega
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Most mixers don't record true multitrack audio, that is, they don't send each of the individual inputs out to software (typically via USB) so that you can record each audio channel onto its own track.
By hard panning (all the way) one channel left and another channel all the way to the right, you can record a stereo file that will contain microphone one only on the left side and microphone two only on the right.
In this video, the mixer was connected to the computer via USB but you could also connect via the L/R 1/4" outputs using a cable that has a 1/8" stereo connector on the other end to go into the line input of your computer. In your DAW (aka audio software) make sure you are recording to a stereo track so that you get both the left and right signals separately from the mixer.
In your editor (DAW), during post-production, you simply separate this stereo track into two mono tracks and now you have channel one and two on their own tracks or in their own mono file.
This allows you to give each track its own customized FX as well as remove unwanted audio that would otherwise be blended together with the other channel if you did not use this method.
This is excellent for podcasters using cheaper mixers that only send a stereo mix output, allowing at least two hosts to record audio onto their own track for further processing in the edit.
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Man, I can not tell you how much I am thankful if this works.
Thanks! Something so simple, but I didn't organically think about it. Subscribed!
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Great tutorial! I needed this one. Thanks so much.
Thanks!
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Great tutorial... Right to the point. Be well and stay encouraged Ray!
Thanks, Jacob!
You are more than welcome.
I've been trying to figure this out for 3 days straight, thank you Sir
That's pretty clever, never thought about it. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
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@@tonyveroeven Thanks, Tony.
Awesome! Thank you! I've been trying to figure out exactly what you describe above! So clear and easy! thanks again!
Great to hear, William, so glad this helped!
Awesome! Thank You very much for this useful thing, You are the Man !
My dude! This is so helpful and works so well. You just saved me from buying another interface.
That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing your experience!
Dang this is super helpful.
Thx!
I use both the main and alt busses to get 4 tracks, I was also able to use an aux out to get a fifth track, but it was a bit finicky as using the line in channel for a mic, but if I had more mic preamps channels it would probably work.
thanks so much this has been making me nuts :)
Thanks for this - helped me a lot!!
Thanks for this video. How do we record more than 2 tracks?
Brilliant!
Hi Ray, great vid! I think youâve answered my question. But to double check, can this technique be used while in a Live performance situation? For example, I want to record the open mic sessions that I hold at my local venue (vox, and guitar) so that performers can have a copy of theyâre sets.
Brilliant, thank you!!
Welcome!
Thank your for creating useful material. I have today viewed three of your videos which have helped me. One question I have is: Is there a way of playing live and having stereo sound, i.e on sound on two speakers with guitar and mic plugged in to a Q802USB on channel one and two respectively and at the same time record the song to Apple Garageband on separate channels as described in this video?
thanks dude!
Hey man great video it helped me a lot. But can you tell me can I record more than 2 channels with this process?
Technically the title is a bit misleading, because not all mixers allow you to set channels to either left or right output.
Wow Iâve been looking for this for days. Finally found it!! Thanks so much!
By the way, just got a Yamaha mg10xu (very new to mixer) and realized Behringer zenyx 12226usb is the same price. Would you recommend Behringer over Yamaha?
Thanks. You should be good with the Yamaha, it's also a good choice. Enjoy!
Ray Ortega Thanks Ray!
Thank you so much đ
Will try dis one
I found this trick kind of on accident a few years ago when I had an Alesis mixer and I had my mic on channel one and skype on two, but I didn't have any aux busses on the mixer so I hard panned them and fed just the left side (my audio) back to skype so my co-host wouldn't hear his audio back. The lightbulb went off shortly after about separating the recording into separate mono tracks. Works great.
Cool, another good hack! I assume you mean you hard panned just your channel left, not both?
Ray Ortega yes
Thanks boss, but Does this work on Cubase too?
Great Video! What if I need to record 4 separate tracks from a mixer to my Zoom H6? How can I send not just two but 4 single signals? Thanks for any reply!
Thanks. You mixer would need to have direct outputs or four Insert channels, one for each input you wanted to record separately. This panning method only works for two channels cause it's spitting a single stereo track.
whats a good all around song building mixer/recorder please?
was thinking about the Tascam Model 24 24-Channel Multitrack Recorder with Analog Mixer and USB Interface
but you cant work one track at a time, dangit!
This is how we are currently set-up but any suggestions for a mixer that had the ability to record multitrack via USB as a feature. I know the Zoom L12 can, wandering if you've come across other options? Love your videos BTW.
Thanks. Here is a review I did of the most affordable, best option in multitrack mixers: czcams.com/video/ZVTwQXND4rw/video.html
Thanks a lot sir
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Hi. Can I use xlr splitter? With only 1 mic splitting it into 2 mixers directy?
Thank you
cheers man
I've been using this method with my Alesis multimix 4. However, they're not completely isolated i get faint traces of each track bleeding over (not using any mics either just direct in). I'm contemplating a Behringer xenyx Q100 but worried it might do the same, do you have any experience with this mixer and did you find your tests successful as far as creating completely isolated tracks for recording? Thanks,
This is what I want to do with our mixer at church. I want the keyboard, drums, and guitar on their own track for later music mixing. Right now, it is all on one track in the final outputted recording. I am using Vmix for video/audio recording for our Facebook Live stream and local TV programs but want to have each line in their own track. My hardware for all of this includes: 24 channel audio mixer, Blackmagic Web presenter, Vmix. Main output is running from mixer into the web presenter picked up in Vmix. I am recording a video and individual audio file from Vmix. Your thoughts are greatly appreciated. Thanks Ray!
Hi, Joseph. With the panning setup you can only get two separate channels, however something that might work for you with your mixer might be this czcams.com/video/NKiAtodLOaE/video.html however, in order to get multitracks, you need a multitrack recorder for the direct outputs to go into.
Hi Ray! Your videos are the best! Game changers. I have a question. I have a cannon 80D, which your tutorial helped me set up. Im recorded short music videos. My set up is a beringer 1202 mixer, 2 mics guitar keyboard. How can i record instruments and vocals on separate tracks. Can i use a voice recorder? Will the instruction you gave on this video help?
Thanks, Derwin! With that mixer and the setup you're looking to achieve, you can't really do separate tracks because you need more than 2 channels. The video above is only for separating a stereo mix which would result in two channels but you have more inputs than that. You could try overdubbing which would be playing each instrument one at a time in your DAW and with this tutorial you might be able to record two things at once into a DAW. Bottom line, music is a different beast that often requires a true multitrack recorder or mixer for independent channels.
interesting,.. but. I need my mixer to go into the focusrite that has two channels. for my OBS I want it to pick up each channel as it own track.
Outside of getting a true multichannel mixer like this affordable A&H podhelp.me/ZEDi10BH (affiliate) (assuming OBS handles multitrack which I think it might) and my review on it czcams.com/video/ZVTwQXND4rw/video.html you can take a look at this video where you can use Insert channels to take multiple channels out of your mixer czcams.com/video/NKiAtodLOaE/video.html hope that's helpful, thanks for watching.
thanks!
If I record on four channels on the zoom H6, will my DAW recognize the recording as four separate tracks? (any DAW with multi track recording) KR222
Yes, if I recall correctly, the H6 will work as a multichannel interface. You won't be able to record on it but that will be handled in your DAW.
Useful, thank you. I have a problem. Even when I hard pan, my mics still record on both left and right simultaneously...what could I be getting wrong?
I'm having the same issue. Did you ever find the answer? I have both tracks in my DAW set to mono, one left, one right, yet there's equal signal coming into the DAW despite the meters on my mixer showing the proper separation.
Looking into purchasing the Behringer Q802 USB mixer and a second mic,Will this work Using garage band?
Great hack video .... thanks
thanks
Awesome thanks Ray. Is there a way as easy as this to get more than 2 from the same mixer ? Thanks so much for your amazing content is definitely helped and continued to help me so much thanks again. Johnny from Gold Coast Australia
Johnny, you're only going to be able to separate two because an analog mixer outputs a stereo track only. However, there is another hack but it doe not apply to all mixers. If your mixer has Insert channels, you can take a direct feed from each channel's Insert jack and output each of those into a separate channel on a recorder that has multiple !/4" inputs.
Ray Ortega thank you kindly. I do have inserts on my Mackie Pro FX 12 v2 and zoom H6 perfect đ thanks so much Iâll try this out
Johnny Trayes oh cool. I actually talked about this method a few years ago on my podcast, scroll down this page for a bunch of cabling tests I did thepodcastersstudio.com/tps096-multichannel-output-and-input/ but maybe also listen to that part.
Your question also inspired me to go ahead and make a video about it too. You can see the behind the scenes on my IG Stories from today;) instagram.com/podcasthelper let me know how your setup goes!
Question: How do you record in stereo from a RCA/Phono sauce ie dj mixer, record deck, cd player ect' through a behringer xenyx mixer to a USB DAW?
This was a great tutorial which worked well for my podcast setup. I would like to do the same thing for my 3rd and 4th mics as well, but I can't seem to select them in my DAW despite having the audio routing through them. I'm using a Soundcraft 12FX, connected via USB to a PC running Adobe Audition. I tried to step my audio game up from my Blue Yeti USB mic but I'm slowly regretting it.
If the mixer is not a true multichannel mixer in that it sends all channels individually via USB then this will only work for two channels of audio because any other mixer will be a stereo output (2 channels). You could group them, channels 1 and 2 left and 3/4 right which would still be better than everything mixed together.
@@RayOrtega I appreciate you replying. I ended up resolving the issue. Found out I had the wrong drivers selected. I switched from MME to ASIO and now each mic has it's own channel. Which is a relief b/c I was 2 seconds away to sending the mixer back lol! Thanks again.
@@Shotime147 Ah good to hear! Damn Windows and their drivers LOL. Enjoy!
How can I split the output signal from an equalizer? I need sometimes to listen through the speakers and sometimes through the phones. I have connected the equalizer to a mixer (Behringer QX1202USB)
bro perfect, I was struggling for about an hr trying to figure this out. This worked great for recording a mic and guitar to separate channels in Ableton but when I go back to re-record a specific part my recording picks up the background track. For example, I recorded a guitar track with me singing, then I went back to rerecord a section of the vocal track and it recorded the guitar in the background. it also does this when I tried to lay a lead section over the guitar part on a separate channel. Any ideas what Im doing wrong?
Can I use Yamaha mg 10xu as multichannel interface?
Would you know How could I Record a two Channel Track using USB on a Yamaha mg12xu Mixer and at same time listen a playback output of a previous record track signal coming from daw software and listen both at Mixer stereo output?
What did you plug into the computer to record through the mixer?
Plug in the main mix output of the mixer to your computer. In my case I used an audio interface but you could also just plug into your computer's audio input assuming it can handle the line level that comes out of your mixer.
How would I do this on reaper? I want to record & mix my bass amp with 2 mics and feed the signals into my mixer but then have them as separate tracks which I can then throw into a submix to blend the two tones. Thanks!
Could you use this setup for a performance and to record at the same time via microphone?
Not sure what the question is. Yes you can use a mixer to send out audio to in-house monitors for everyone to hear while also recording. It may depend on the mixer whether you can pan the channels or not, some outputs might have the panning and some may not and in that case you'd feed the monitors with the non panned outputs and then the recording with the panned output
Hey ray. Great video. I am trying to do this with Audacity and my Pyle Pro Mixer. I have it set to record stereo and i have my Samson mics hard panned left and right, but it is still recording them both at once. Any idea of how to fix this? is there something i need t do in the sound settings?
Thanks, TJ. Is it recording on a stereo track but one is left only and one is right? Is the input to your computer using a stereo cable? Can you check from the mixer using headphones to confirm that your output is left and right separated?
Hey Ray, question: How can I record 3 separate channels? Example: Channel 1 my mic, Channel 2 iPad, Channel 3 Zoom conference, and be able to have the Zoom conference hear the ipad sounds as well? I hope you can help! Thanks.
Hey Ray, was wondering about how one would record XLR Mic to Track 1 and Smartphone to Track 2 with Audacity (or any DAW for that matter). Do the same principles from vid apply here or is there a different setup that is needed? Thanks.
It would be the same. Whatever you put on 1 and 2, just pan opposite and results should be good.
Okay. Cool. Just to throw in one more wrench here. What would I do with say 3rd audio source like a CD player for music in the background? Pan Left or Right? Thanks again.
Yes you could pan it left or right but you will be joining it with either the mic audio or the phone audio. With this method you are limited to only two separate channels. I'd add in music later or just put the music on the phone side since that person will be less likely to be talking when the music is going and then you'll have the music on a separate track from when you are talking over it and can make any necessary adjustments in post.
Okay, makes perfect sense. Thanks for the clarification on the limit being to 2 separate channels.
Can this be done on live, like a church program. If we turn the pan left and other right then output sound will get affected, is it right?
Incase I want to record four voices at once in a choir can I apply the same method? Advise plz!
Is there a way to control the recorded audio while itâs in Aa using the mixer? Thanks đ
Thank you for the video! I have the same mixer with two Rode Podmics and I'm still having the issue, even after I panned the two channels.
What to do when that still doesn't work?
Same issue here, tried that and it didnât work, somehow it only recorded the channel on the left, none from the right đ did you manage to get this fixed?
@@Naluzz I just took the mixer back and got a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
Sir,
I could not record through Xenny XX1222( Behringer) Mixture through USB to my computer. Can you please post special demo on it please
Help please. New to all this.
If Iâam using this gear to create some dance videos:
- Beringer Q802
- Innopow 80channel Dual UHF Wireless Microphone System w/ Dual 2 Lavalier Microphone
Is it possible to use your âhard-panel left and right techniqueâ to also record both my lav mics- each individually in its own channel? plus separate them in Audition?... as explained in the video.
Hey Ray, Thanks for the post. Problem: I still get a little bleed thru on my voice track, the music is very faint, but it is still there. Is there any way to get rid of that music.
I think that might be on a mixer by mixer basis where some mixers have bleed even when panned hard. In the case of dialog it wouldn't be terrible but with music I can imagine it's a bigger issue. I definitely need to look into if the bleed is a quality issue.
@@RayOrtega Thanks for the quick reply Ray. I'm using a Mackie 1402 VLZ Mixer. All I want to do is listen to my voiceover along with a music bed (from external cd player thru the Mackie mixer pot) in my headphones, but I don't want the music to be recorded, just the voice. Adobe cc is my software.
What kind of mixer work with ICE 16
wow! That's a big help. Didn't know that about mixers and was wondering why I can't get each mic to be recorded separately on each track in Garageband. And now I know, it's the mixer. How do I change the settings in GarageBand to extract to mono files?
Thanks. Unfortunately Garageband is limited and this is one thing it can't do for some odd reason. But you can use Audacity which is free to break apart the stereo track into two mono and then edit in GB.
Ray Ortega thank you Rayđ
So its only occur on post production?
I'm planning to by a Zoom l-12 Multitrak to record my stereo keyboards. In order to record stereo, should I just use splitter cables and connect my keyboards to 2 mono inputs each on the Zoom l-12? This should give me two files for left and right which I can then link in my DAW?
Does the keyboard have a Left and Right analog output? I would think that if so, you could come out of each into it's own channel on the L-12 and then you have that recording for post production.
You just forgot to mention which connection you use between the mixer and computer. I guess its from the 2-track rca out, which means we can use our phone or just have it straight into our computer. Tho, trs og trrs jack? Resistance matching?
hmmm.... i get the idea, now I need to incorporate this process into my equipment while doing a live show..... I want to record singers at our karaoke night without compromising sound that night and have the ability to adjust them later on my computer. now to figure out how to make them stereo to the audience yet keep em separate to the recorder...Ughhhh..
Thanks for the push in the right direction
If there is a PA system, just take your monitor or main mix out to that and use the inserts for your recorder.
How can i setip mixer to multitrack recording
Can I do this using Logic Pro X?
I cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong. Followed each step, but when I'm recording they both recording on both left and right, even with the hard pan and I even turned off one mic to test too. No luck. Frying my brain. Behringer Xenyx 1024 usb has been a steep learning curve đ
When recording, how can you listen to it in both ears. Now the one mic will only playing through the left speaker. Maybe if I don't monitor through the "Phones" jack?
you can duplicate each left and right tracks and joint the left 2 tracks to make a stereo and same with the right track... you can listen in both in stereo after export..
i have a question. i need to use 2 stereo mics to capture my guitar and also a condenser to capture my voice. all at the same time. so i need to capture 3 separate audio tracks. how can this be possible? ive tried everything but its not working. all that happens is that all the tracks become the same recording. i just want to do live sessions while recording my guitar in stereo. HELP
On a stereo out mixer you will not be able to get more than two channels unless you have insert channels and you use this method czcams.com/video/NKiAtodLOaE/video.html but this method also requires a separate recorder which would have the number of inputs you'd need so at that point you wouldn't really need the mixer unless it's doing something else for you.
I'm trying to record two inputs on one stereo track, so that the guitar is on left side and vocal is on right side. I can then split them and turn them into stereo tracks for mixing.
I have the guitar input hard left and vocal hard right, but when I record to a stereo track the two inputs automatically combine into 1 stereo track with both inputs mixed together. How can I get them to split left and right? I have done it once by mistake and haven't a clue how I managed it! I actually had 2 mics on left and 2 on right, so I know it's possible! I'm using a powermate 1000 desk and USB out to laptop recording with Mixpad. Anyone got any ideas! đą
I don't know why this isn't working on my Xenyx Q802USB. I'm wondering if I have a defective unit. I see the left and right channels separated on the board's meter, but the further I pan right, the lower the signal into the PC until it cuts out entirely. It also only outputs to one stereo or one mono signal. I can't get two separate left and right signals. I'm starting to think my board is just fucked.
Having the exact same issue with our Xenyx Q802USB. The PC only picks up the left signal.
Was shown a fix. Control Panel > Sound > Recording tab. Right click USB Audio CODEC and go to Properties > Advanced tab. There should be a drop down menu that is "default settings". Change it to the highest 2 Channel (DVD Quality). That should get you all set, it worked for me!
thanks
is it possible to do that in obs for streaming
i mean i connect my usb mixer to pc for streaming but i want to add reverb on vocal and no effect on keyboard
how to do that
Probably the best way would be to run a reverb effects unit to your microphone channel via the aux channel then your mic would have reverb only. Otherwise in OBS, you probably can't affect the left and right sides of the channels separately so it needs to be done at the mixer. Some mixers also have reverb built in
@@RayOrtega thanks for the reply , i thought there is a way to get 2 different signals input in obs from one mixer but what you said is the only way
thx again
@@davidnazem Perhaps OBS will recognize a truly multichannel mixer but then this video wouldn't apply since this is how to essentially get two channels separated from a stereo mix but I don't think OBS will break out the channels.
I need two tracks stereo and one track mono separately. How?
Mackie mixer to tascamdp32 for recording?
I'm trying to do this with my Behringer QX1222, but when I hard pan the channel to the left, it stills sends the signal to Audition as stereo. On the other hand, when I hard pan the channel to the right, the signal just dies straight away and there's no sound recorded.
Anyone with a similar issue?
Hey what kind of Mic stand do you have attached to shure sm7b on your desk?
A pricey one. I saved up many pennies;) It's the OC White in this kit kit.com/rayortega/shure-sm7b Thanks for watching!
can i mix sound in my ableton live and then bring it back to mixer and live to speakers without some latency ?
Probably not. I mean latency times can get down pretty close to no latency but it all depends on your machine. But always worth testing, you never know;)
@@RayOrtega this will be hard tho
thanks man!!
Thanks, can I know how are connecting the mixer to the computer? I am using audacity, but it's recording both my left and right inputs in the same channel
Looks like I was using the USB out on this mixer. Make sure you are recording into a Stereo channel, then you should get left and right.
How do you do this using fl studio
Where are you taking the output from. My mixer a Yamaha mG16 does not have record out phones.
Depends on your mixer, yes but you can use USB if you have it or Main outs
I dont get it. If i use this for PA System, then the audio would be panned left and right...whats the catch?
For what is that 2 channel?
How to settings in audacity multitrack
Hello, I have a Behringer XENYX QX1622USB and I use it with Cubase, my problem is that, when I record the channles like you displayed, it only records on channel and not the other, I tried almost everything to record in stereo an pan the tracks but it only record one channel, can you tell me please how to set to record in stereo?
Thank you.
Hi, Bob. I'm not familiar enough with Cubase but if you are in a multitrack sessions, you should be able to set the track you are recording to as stereo and also make sure the project is set to stereo.
@@RayOrtega Thank you Ray.
to my surprise this did not work with my equipment. subtle but quite noticeable bleeding, cross contamination between channels. I guess they are not 100% independent circuits.
Yeah I think it depends on the quality of build by the manufacture unfortunately.
whats the connection from the mixer to the computer?
USB, I put some more info in the description about it
how can you do this with more than 2, if u want to mix a drum kit for exemple
You're limited to two channels cause stereo is two channel. For more channels you'd need a true multichannel mixer, something like this: podhelp.me/scraftMTK12BH (affiliate) so that you can bring more than two mics into a multichannel recording
@@RayOrtega thx !
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Hey man hopefully this question isn't too stupid but do you think I could send channel 2 to a different computer via VBAN or something? I have two mics but I don't want them on the same computer, I also don't want to have to buy a mixer for each mic. Hopefully this makes sense.
Nate, I think I get it. In your case you can simply send audio to one computer using the main or direct output and to the other computer using an Aux or FX send. Or if you have two sends use one for one computer and the other for the other computer. Is that what you are trying to do? Is one a recording PC and one is streaming?
@@RayOrtega I'm trying to stream with my partner who'll be sitting next to me, but she has her own mic (we're both using AT-2035s) so we can communicate and hear each other.
@@RayOrtega I don't want to have to buy two mixers or audio inputs so I figured there could be a way for me to separate the mics so when we're talking on discord or in game with teammates it's not just my account picking up audio.
@@nateh.7510 OK so why not just two mics into the same mixer and stream from that?
@@RayOrtega if I do that, how would her mic get connected to her laptop? Could I just use VBAN to send it to her through voicemeeter banana?
Now hoq do I record a band at the same time so like using 10 channels as the same time
If you want independent tracks for every channel/instrument then you need a true multitrack mixer or recorder
Thank you! I Was searching for an answer for a while now!
@@awakeningrecordscuracao5369 Glad this helped, thanks for letting me know!
Is it possible on Yamaha mg 10 xu the same way?
You can do this with any mixer that has a stereo output and the ability to pan the channels. Thanks.
@@RayOrtega Thanks a lot for your quick reply and I will try and revert back for any difficulties if I face
How about a third mic ?
With this method you're limited to two because you can pan left and right of a stereo channel. But if you have insert channels you can use my other method czcams.com/video/NKiAtodLOaE/video.html also, you could use aux send channels to send one mic. to it's own output which could give you as many more ISO tracks as you have the number of aux sends.
are you Argentinian? saludos desde Argentina
Tried this and audacity and cubase still record both mics as if it was one mic it doesnât separate left and right
mics are left and right through my KRKs though
@@arapproved7986 Need to make sure you are coming out of the mixer via stereo channel like the main mix and then inputting stereo and that your recording software is setup to capture a stereo track.