Question-No level in mono mode

I am no longer able to get a level in mono 1 mode, like I had been. Stereo is okay but no mono. My interface (Tascam US-144) is properly set up. What can I do?

If you are getting a stereo signal (both left and right) from two inputs on your interface then everything is working properly. Choose the other input channel for mono input.

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I'm deaf in one ear too, and what I did was create the files in mono. I use the 320AAC format, which in mono, shows up as 160AAC and saves 1/2 the space on the hard drive or memory chip. SInce you already have stereo files, it's a simple matter to convert them all to mono, using iTunes. Go to the preferences and set the ripping to a mono-type format, choose all the songs in the library, and then convert them all. It might take hours for a large library, but it works fine.
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Also what kind of donation are we talking about? like a couple of euro's?
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