Listen To Will The Circle Religious Song By Blairrock957 At Looperman.com

Love the blues I have been playing blues harp for many years now
If you would like some blues harp added to anything let me know!
I was also going to point out the mono thing but it looks like that has been covered extensivley "Stay with it bro everyday you will learn more of what your equiptment will do", any questions feel free to give me a shout! "God bless"..........Johnny G.

So I just had to check it out. I grew up listenin to old timey stuff because of my dad (huge Bluegrass and Gaelic/Celtic player). I actually enjoy the lo-fi sounds of this. In fact I think it'd be super if you could add some kind of Phonograph crackles and the likes.

As for how to convert something mono into stereo (depending on what software you use). (This is what I do on Magix to give my stuff a lil more umph and hi-fi-like sound or just nifty FX if I mess with volume panning)-
1.)Post the sample (if it isn't already)
2.)Move the sample one channel down
3.)Copy under the Edit menu or by pressing the keyboard short-cuts, typically 'Ctrl+C'
4.)Move the original sample back up to the first channel.
5.)Paste using the same method as three (short-cut is now 'Ctrl+V')
6.)Double-click on the sample to open FX master window and at the bottom,
7.)Uncheck 'Link' Box next to the master volume levels for each side/speaker.
8.)Drag the Right side all the way to the lowest number, click apply, and then ok.
9.) Repeat steps 6-8 for the copied sample, but dragging down the Left for 8.

If that doesn't work (like it only comes out one ear on an earphone). Simply do the following...

A.)Connect 1/16th male side with 2 female 1/16th ended splitter up to your Headphone jack.
B.)Connect 1/16th male side Y cable with female mono ended into one fem side of your splitter.
C.)For playback quality purposes plug your headphones into the other remaining fem side of the splitter.
D.)Connect a male/male 1/16th (1 ended) & mono (2 ended) Y-cable= Matching like-colors this time.
E.)If necessary connect the 1/16th side to a 1/16th female to female connector. Connecting the other end to a 1/16th (male) to 1/4th (female) converter jack. Connect your 1/4th ended audio cable. Running that to the microphone port of your computer capped with another 1/16th to 1/4th converter jack (unless you have other types of recording ports, like with my Edirol UA-1EX).
F.)Open your studio program and set everything to record.
G.)Press record and commence strummin, singin, hummin, blowin, pluckin, etc.
H.)Once done, save and repeat the process from D forward (flipping the cables around to where they are white-red & white-red)
I.)After all that just make sure to beat match or whatever you'd like to call it and you should be good to go. If not, I'm afraid it's beyond me. Good luck with everything!

Just wondering how you are recording and mixing because you are only getting mono. I like when people dip into the historical songbook. I like this little groove, needs stereo sound and a hint of reverb though. Peace and Love, Six