Rodrigo Miranda de Queiroz

18 hours ago, John Vere said:

I guess I assumed the OP was using an audio interface based on the fact they owned 8 mikes!!  

You could watch my video on using on board sound it has tips for optimizing. You will need to pay special attention to your timing offset if your trying to record audio using on board sound. It will otherwise be out of sync. In the end an audio interface is what you need to have trouble free audio recording with any DAW. The second video is all about audio interfaces. 

https://youtu.be/iAeqy0nW5uY

https://youtu.be/ZWuzhOUM9IQ

 

Thank you so much! I'll be sure to watch them.

Thanks, guys, I got it. I found the PC's mic settings.

2 minutes ago, bdickens said:

What are you plugging these 8 different mics into?

There is a jack on the side of my PC, with a headphone/mic sign. LOL. 

What is an Audio Interface? People, when I say, I'm dumb, I mean I KNOW NOTHING AT ALL about recording. I was asking exactly for a referral to a manual that I can read to understand this. Thank you for your time.

Hi!! I'm completely dumb regarding recordings. I can't help getting a totally distorted sound on Bandlab. I tried multiple mics (8) and all fail. I try to  reduce the volume on both the source volume and/or the voice/track mic volume and all I get is a wave that is still going above limits and a distorted sound, but the volume is so low I can barely hear it...

I tried to find content on this issue, but also failed. Can anybody please me refer to some content for dummies like me, or walk me into the process of fixing this??

I appreciate it!!