The other problem with doing that is that you only get a mono recording if you use the mic input, to get a stereo recording, you would need to use a stereo line input, which you stated wasn't an option since your sound card doesn't have one of those. The only other option I can suggest is to look into getting a USB multi-channel sound card, for example, the Maya 44 USB. When you plug that card in and install it, you can make it override the PC's built-in sound card so you should be able to use that to "record what you hear". I have an HP Pavilion and I have no problems doing the "record what you hear" thing, then again, I most likely have a sound card that is capable of doing that.
I'm in the same boat by not being able to hear what i'm doing in the headset mics with out a delay. What external sound card is the best? I do a show weeekly that I have 4 inputs from headset mics with the 3.5 plug. Is there a connector to go from 3.5 to rca???
I can only record though the mic
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I'm in the same boat by not being able to hear what i'm doing in the headset mics with out a delay. What external sound card is the best? I do a show weeekly that I have 4 inputs from headset mics with the 3.5 plug. Is there a connector to go from 3.5 to rca???
Any help please???
Dan O.