Monitoring while recording

[beckinista]

I am using a USB Turntable, plugged directly to a USB port on this all-in-one unit, to 'digitize' old vinyl recordings.

Is there a (simple) way to MONITOR the audio as the recording is taking place?  I have not been able to find one, but may just be looking in the wrong place.  (Gee, like I've never done THAT before...)

Thanks!

[TheOldMan]

There used to be a setting in the audio section but it seems to be gone in Windows 10, so have a look at this.

https://www.recmaster.net/how-to/record-audio-on-windows-10

Audacity (second example) used to free and easy to use. 

[beckinista]

Pulling down RecMaster.  I'll let you know how it works.  Thanks!

[TheOldMan · Accepted solution]

Thank You.  waiting to hear how it goes.

[beckinista]

Not so well.  While it DID allow me to record, the was still no monitoring capability  -  and editing for audio-only is a function in their 'coming soon' category.  I wish they'd have mentioned that BEFORE I paid for the software.

Anyway, I appreciate your efforts in trying to help.  Nice knowing there are still folks like you around!

Have a great day.

PS - In Sound Settings, you can still have different input and output sources (Line-In CODEC audio and headphones out, e.g.);  I'm guessing the new sound cards just don't pull double-duty.☹️

[TheOldMan]

As noted earlier, Audacity is free

https://www.audacityteam.org/download/

OR

https://audacity.en.softonic.com/download