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quick noob question!

i'm trying to record guitars on my laptop. I'm using Audacity. using a mic with a 1/4 jack converted to stereo 1/8th and directly plugged into my recording jack on the computer. problem is.. when i go to record it only picks up one side of the stereo track. i'm not sure what the problem is here so if anyone can help i'd greatly appreciate it.

Old school drum recording - Charlie Brown Xmas

Nothing like grading partial differential equations exams to make you break out the Christmas music. Put on my all time favorite - Vince Gauraldi's Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack. I love the recording, but started to listen to it with my recording engineers hat on. (I'm not a recording engineer, but play one in my basement.

New tubes for my amp

Well I am starting to experience great volume loss on the clean channel of my Peavey xxx. It isnn't constant however. It is also cutting out on all channels and I believe this is because of my power tubes which have never been changed in the past few years since I bought it new. I know the preamp tubes are fine as I replaced them about a year ago.

Recording with eKit (Yamaha DTXplorer)

We are fixing to get an iMultiMix 8 USB mixer to work with Protools.

We use a Yamaha DTXplorer eKit and was wondering if anyone has had experience recording with this eKit before? I've skimmed a few threads on other sites about issues with it, and can't seem to find anything helpful on it.

It's got the MIDI Out and L/R Output jacks; Any input?

File Conversion question

So I have a Pro Tools session of some drums on a CD, however I don't have Pro Tools, I have a Mac OSX 10.5.4 With Logic. I tried just opening the audio files from the session but I got a message in Logic saying it couldn't create an overview for the track. I figured it would have worked fine because they're only just the .WAV files. Any idea how to get them into Logic?

Thanks