morworldof.blogg.se - Mic is only recording on one side

plug your iDevice in to the Mac and launch the 'Image Capture' app on your Mac,.

The second one is more time-consuming and involves using a Mac and the Audacity and iMovie (or Final Cut Pro) apps.Įxport your video to the Mac that you will be using.

The first one is the easiest and requires using a Mac and QuickTime 7 Pro.

There are 2 different workarounds for this. Some apps (such as the camera app) do not give you the ability to set the input for mono recording, which is what you want in order to get your audio to be coming out of both output channels.

So it's recording a stereo audio file while your input is only coming in on Input 1- the left side of the stereo input (or right if you were recording with Input 2). This is because the Apogee device is being seen as a multi-channel device by the iPhone or iPad.

This issue is often misinterpreted as the audio being recording in mono, when what's actually happening is Input 1 is being hard-panned to the left (or right if you were recording with Input 2). When you use a ONE for iPad & Mac, a Duet for iPad & Mac, or a Quartet as your audio interface on an iOS device and you record a video using the camera app, you might notice that when you play the video back, the audio is on only one side of the outputs. NOTE: If you are experiencing audio in one output channel only when using GARAGEBAND, please click here.