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Alternately you can use a real audio extractor. :p www.exactaudiocopy.de

You're right, I was. Thanks for that link, I'm going through the rest of that site as well. Man... so many variables, settings, ratios, lol. Oh well, gotta learn it sometime. Thanks everyone.

K, I have a question here on normalizing vocal tracks. When I record something, the recorded volume many times fluctuates, for example when I hit a higher note and sing it louder. Is there any piece of software in particular that can take that vocal wav file and make it all one single volume...

Update: The cord did not work, as some predicted. I simply hooked up the mic on another computer and no longer had the problem. I guess it was just a problem with the soundcard after all.

Thanks, Alex. I'll take your suggestion and get a shielded/balanced cable. Looking for one right now.

Good point. I did that, but no improvement. It seems like a weird solution but yeah, you're right, sometimes little things like that can fix a very annoying problem out of nowhere. It didn't make any difference in this case, though. I've used two different mics and two different programs with...

Alex, Sorry to sound slow, but could you perhaps recommend me a place online where I can find a balanced cable with TRS connectors like you're describing? Thank you for the suggestion. What is a TRS connector? Something like this? If so, this cord already is that way, i.e. it has to be...

Hi, Alex. No pre-amp, I am plugging the microphone straight into the 1/4 inch microphone jack in the back of the computer tower (I use a plug for the microphone cord's 1/4 jack which has an 1/8 inch end). I am looking at the cable for information and all it says on it is, "low noise instrument...

Hello! I am trying to record some vocals and every time I record, the vocals are a) too low, even though I have repeatedly made sure nothing is muted in the audio control panel and all volume controls are way up (both in playback and recording), and b) there is an incredibly annoying...