On Vista where is the sound stereo mix on the windows volume contr

Hi all,

I am trying to record output from a music based software program called DJ
Sam Party. I also want to record with my mic which is plugged into the mic
input on the laptop and to have them recorded onto Adobe audition to be able
to record a radio type show as in a DJ-ing format.

But, I cannot find where to adjust the recording settings on Vista so that
instead of Adobe Audition only recording the output from the microphone, but
to also be able to record the output from DJ Sam Party.

On Windows XP i noticed that its on the sound icon in the system tray and
its called "stereo mix", but cannot find the same or where it is on Vista.
Does anyone know???

Thanks.

Right-click the taskbar icon and go to Playback Devices. Double-click the
Speakers, or whatever device, and the extra control tabs display.
Or, Start/Control Panel/Hardware & Sound/Sound/Manage Audio Devices.
Anything more sophisticated would I assume come via software for your sound
card.

--
Peter
Toronto, Canada
XP Pro SP2 x 2/Vista Ultimate SP1
Triple Boot

"BeckyW" <BeckyW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6FD6F7F2-68E7-4F05-B90D-3E8EC942084B@microsoft.com...
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to record output from a music based software program called DJ
> Sam Party. I also want to record with my mic which is plugged into the mic
> input on the laptop and to have them recorded onto Adobe audition to be
> able
> to record a radio type show as in a DJ-ing format.
>
> But, I cannot find where to adjust the recording settings on Vista so that
> instead of Adobe Audition only recording the output from the microphone,
> but
> to also be able to record the output from DJ Sam Party.
>
> On Windows XP i noticed that its on the sound icon in the system tray and
> its called "stereo mix", but cannot find the same or where it is on Vista.
> Does anyone know???
>
> Thanks.

Use the Control Panel > Sound > Recording tab > Right click on the
background and choose "show disabled devices." > Right click on Wave Out Mix
(Stereo Mix) and click enable. It should now work the same way as Wave Out
Mix (Stereo Mix) in Windows XP, allowing you to record the sounds your
computer plays.
--
website references are to www.papajohn.org

PapaJohn (MVP)


"BeckyW" <BeckyW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6FD6F7F2-68E7-4F05-B90D-3E8EC942084B@microsoft.com...
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to record output from a music based software program called DJ
> Sam Party. I also want to record with my mic which is plugged into the mic
> input on the laptop and to have them recorded onto Adobe audition to be
> able
> to record a radio type show as in a DJ-ing format.
>
> But, I cannot find where to adjust the recording settings on Vista so that
> instead of Adobe Audition only recording the output from the microphone,
> but
> to also be able to record the output from DJ Sam Party.
>
> On Windows XP i noticed that its on the sound icon in the system tray and
> its called "stereo mix", but cannot find the same or where it is on Vista.
> Does anyone know???
>
> Thanks.

Hi there,

Thanks for your replies and helpful advice. I'm new to microsoft community
after a friend advised me to try this site for help on vista. Reading through
the other posts previously it seems stereo mix on Vista is a bit of a bug
bearer. I hope and pray I'm one of the fortunate ones that can change the
sound settings and get stereo mix!! Will let you know as my laptop is in my
room upstairs but don't yet have access to the internet on it. Will update
you all with hopefully some good news!!


Thanks!

Hi all,

Thanks for your advice on this. I adjusted the settings for the stereo mix
on my laptop the other night, and thankfully it works!!

Thanks all!

Becky.