You may have a Vocal Mic in Input 1 and Guitar in Input 2. This would be used in situations like recording vocals or a guitar. This is used for situations where you might have two mics in a stereo pattern, such as Room Left and Room Right over your drums or other instrument.Ī Mono input will place the single microphone correctly in the center of the track.
Other DAWs may ask you to pick a stereo track or mono track specifically.Ī Stereo input or track places Input 1 on the left and Input 2 on the right. Some DAWs may have one type of track with a stereo or mono input selection. Always use Mono to record one mic and Stereo to record two mics. You track in your DAW has an Input and an Output. The issue is actually that you are recording in stereo and not mono, as you have only one microphone.
The common question is "how do I get my mic to record in stereo?" When playing back the recoding, Quicktime doesn't allow you to specify the input to be played as stereo or mono. The problem is there should be one more option, that allows either in record mode or playback mode to select whether the microphone is coming in mono or stereo. When recording using Quicktime, you have the option to select the camera, microphne and quality.
Mic is connect to either the Focusrite Scarlette 2i/2 or Audiobox USB through a XLR cable, a usb cable is connected from the back to the iMac from those boxes.
#QUICKTIME FOR MAC RECORD MONO AUDIO MOVIE#
When I try to record a Quicktime Movie through either the Scarlett 2i/2 or the Audiobox USB, sound only comes out of one speaker in playback.įocusrite Scarlette 2i/2 or Audiobox USB (Same problem)
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