Windows 10: it's been a while but wanted to record a music track topped with vocals and for the first...

for the first time ever, once getting my HP laptop to recognize the audio sound device am I hearing the clicks of the mouse in my ear headset. I have painstakenly tried researching the cause or more importantly the solution if i shut 'system sounds' off it actually cuts off my headphone set. I have never had this problem ever in all the times I''ve used a headset.. first problem was it was coming out the laptop speakers when plugged in.. then i some how managed to get the sound off the computer speaker and only in my headset however each mouse click or whatever is also coming through on my headset. how can I stop the 'system sounds but not stop the recording software headset recognized already .. plug in so I can do what I used to do without this issue ? can anyone help ?

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Voice/Musical Instrument Recording with backing track

Hi,

I am an amateur musician. I want to record music played on Harmonica along with a backing track played in the background. Probably this is called overdubbing. So can I do this with Voice Recorder. The final recorded music should play both ..the harmonica
music and the backing track in sync.

Is this possible in Voice Recorder or any other app in Windows 10? If so please give the steps to be followed.

Thanks & Regards

 

Audio recording

For clarification, we would like to know if you are trying to record a voice recording directly to Windows Media. If yes, it is not possible to record vocal tracks directly into Windows Media Player, you can import the files into your library after they
have been recorded with a different audio software program. Windows Media Player enables you to record sounds from a microphone or other audio devices. Media Player also copies or burns pre-recorded music, photo and data files. See steps below:

• Open Windows Media Player on a PC with a drive that's capable of burning CDs.
• Click on the Burn tab at the top of the window.
• Click on Burn options.
• Select a format for the CD you want to burn:
  
  • Click on Audio CD to burn the disc as an audio CD that can be played in any CD player.
  • Click on Data CD to burn the disk in a data format that stores music files in MP3 format.
    
• Insert a blank CD into the drive.
• Select the audio you want to put on the CD. To do so, click on an item and drag it from the Player Library in the left pane of the window to the burn list in the right pane
  
• windows media player. The burning process will take several minutes. Once finished, your CD will eject automatically.

Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you need further assistance with your concern.

 

Music Track listing

It is only music files when I rip or download the tracks they are in order but as soon as I move them to music the track listing is all out to access I just open music then pick the folder that I want and in some cases the album. The moving shows them
in alphabetical order and I want them by track