Gang,
I'm not sure if Vegas Audio is a different product at this point? I run Vegas Video 9, so I'll ask the question here, but please point me to the Vegas Audio forum if that's a better place to post.
Background:
I have produced a few podcast interviews recorded via Skype. I'm wearing a USB headset on my end, and so is the interviewee on his end. Up to this point, I've recorded that using Pamela (a software for recording Skype calls like Hot Recorder or PowerGrammo), with it set to record 1 person on the left and 1 person on the right of a stereo track. Then I bring those into Vegas, split them apart, and process the audio tracks independently as needed.
Question:
How could I record directly into Sony Vegas with this setup-- having the both parties recorded on separate tracks, and without needing to bother with Pamela? I think the challenging part is assigning the incoming audio from my interviewee to some sort of virtual device or something?
Thanks for any help!
Jeff
I'm not sure if Vegas Audio is a different product at this point? I run Vegas Video 9, so I'll ask the question here, but please point me to the Vegas Audio forum if that's a better place to post.
Background:
I have produced a few podcast interviews recorded via Skype. I'm wearing a USB headset on my end, and so is the interviewee on his end. Up to this point, I've recorded that using Pamela (a software for recording Skype calls like Hot Recorder or PowerGrammo), with it set to record 1 person on the left and 1 person on the right of a stereo track. Then I bring those into Vegas, split them apart, and process the audio tracks independently as needed.
Question:
How could I record directly into Sony Vegas with this setup-- having the both parties recorded on separate tracks, and without needing to bother with Pamela? I think the challenging part is assigning the incoming audio from my interviewee to some sort of virtual device or something?
Thanks for any help!
Jeff