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johnebaker wrote on 3/8/2020, 4:19 AM

@Andre-Culpepper

Hi

. . . The recording input is mono but I’m only hearing out the left headphone while recording . . .

That is normal for recording with a mono mic.

I have not used Acid for a very long while, check if recording option has an option to place a mono recording on both channels.

If not then after recording replicate the left channel into the right and then use the balance control to position the audio on the sound stage.

HTH

John EB

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Andre-Culpepper wrote on 3/10/2020, 5:45 PM

Thank you for your response. The problem isn’t after I’m done recording (after recording I can manipulate the track to play mono and it comes out both headphones), it’s while I’m recording that I can only hear myself through the left headphone. I am able to hear the music in both headphones but not the recording. I also failed to mention that this problem occurred when I upgraded from Acid Pro 8 to Acid Pro 9. When I was using Acid Pro 8, I didn’t have this problem. I’m sure it’s some setting in the software but I can seem to figure it out.