Guitar out of one speaker...Vocals out of the others (recording help)

[kgoedman]

Why, when I record, does it do so that when I play the mp3 it plays the guitar out of the left speaker and vocals out of the right?

My setup is:
guitar -> audiobuddy -> audiohijack (apple recording device)

it did the same thing for my pc when my setup was:

guitar -> audiobuddy -> cool edit

any thought? suggestions?

[PilotC150]

what's audiobuddy? If it's a type of soundboard (hardware) make sure you don't have the pan for the guitar and vocals split in the different directions.

[ITakeTwoSteps]

Originally posted by PilotC150
what's audiobuddy? If it's a type of soundboard (hardware) make sure you don't have the pan for the guitar and vocals split in the different directions.

yea that, and if that doesnt work, just make the tracks mono.

[kgoedman]

Originally posted by PilotC150
what's audiobuddy? If it's a type of soundboard (hardware) make sure you don't have the pan for the guitar and vocals split in the different directions. Midiman Audiobuddy is a dualmic pre-amp. I have my guitar going into slot 1, and mic going into XLR slot 2. What are yuor thoughts?

[Root]

Originally posted by kgoedman
Why, when I record, does it do so that when I play the mp3 it plays the guitar out of the left speaker and vocals out of the right?

My setup is:
guitar -> audiobuddy -> audiohijack (apple recording device)

it did the same thing for my pc when my setup was:

guitar -> audiobuddy -> cool edit

any thought? suggestions?

I have the same problem with my recording device, I wish I knew what to tell you but I suck at this kinda stuff.

[kgoedman]

could use some help here.

[ITakeTwoSteps]

couldn't you just make each track mono, then make them stereo as a temporary solution? that should work....

[goirishnd23@aol]

i think on cool edit you can copy the left channel audio and put it on the right channel and the other way around for your vocals. That seems like a temporary solution.

[kgoedman]

the mono seemed to work. thanks.