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I'm trying to record into Audacity, but I'm also trying to use this with other software that doesn't readily have a choice for stereo input (only has a single mic input). I'm wondering if there's a way to configure this directly via the Audiophile soundcard driver software?

I found that the signal is about actually the same once I turn the input gain dial all the way right - with or without the splitter, rather loud and clear and static-free. The signal seems received only thru the left channel even if it's put through a splitter. Is there a way to pan in real...

Hmm, ok, so why are there two TRS/TS-sized input on the audiophile 192 if only one should be used?

I've connected the mic to preamp using a new xlr2xlr cable. I then used the trs to 2-splitter to connect to both line in's on the audiophile 192. The signal records (although more strongly with the mono input -- why doesn't the audiophile have just a single input?)! Thank you for your help :-)

Kinetic, yes that's right. I've recently found that the Behri actually only has an XLR input for mic, and the TRS input is line-in... that might explain for the weak signal(?). I only have a XLR to TRS line currently. The Audiophile doesn't have a single input option though, other than spdif...

My mic is plugged via xlr to trs in the preamp... i don't have a xlr to xlr plug yet.

soundcard: m-audio audiophile 192

Mic: Shure SM57 using audacity to record/test currently

Shure to Mic800.

I'm trying to connect a Shure SM57 microphone to computer. I have Shure SM57 XL2 to TS connected to Behringer Mic800, and TS (unbalanced) to 1/4" line-in connected to a splitter to both L &R the line-in on the Audiophile 192. I can't seem to receive a signal using the setup. Using just my...