Multiple Audiosources recording from the same microphone

I'm probably going to answer my own question after a few tests I made..

What I wanted to know if at any time a microphone is dedicated in recording to a single AudioClip or if it could record to multiple AudioClips at the same time. After trying the following code though:

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;
 
 public class ExampleClass : MonoBehaviour {
 
 
     AudioSource aud;
     AudioClip rec1;
     AudioClip rec2;
 
     void Start() {
         Debug.Log ("Testing sound recording");
 
         aud = GetComponent<AudioSource>();
         rec1 = Microphone.Start(null, false, 5, 44100);
         rec2 = Microphone.Start(null, false, 10, 44100);
 
     }
 
     void Update(){
         if(Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode.A) || Input.touchCount >0){
             Debug.Log("Playing clip 1!!!");
             aud.clip = rec1;
             aud.Play();
         }
 
         else if(Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode.B) || Input.touchCount >0){
             Debug.Log("Playing clip 2!!!");
             aud.clip = rec2;
             aud.Play();
 
         }
     }
 }

I get the feeling that this is not possible. I manage to play AudioClip 2, but when I try to play AudioClip 1 I get no sound.

I'll probably have to think of a different approach to what I have in mind...

Any luck @abracadabra1980 ? I'm having the same issue.

I know it an old post but since nobody answer, maybe it could help. according to your own anwer, if you cant record 2 audioclip form same source ( i 'm asking the same that how i fall there), the workaround is to get the sound from the previous audioclip at defined time.

Here an exemple of what u could use :

 private string mic = null;
     private int micPos = 0;
     private int samplerate = 16000;
 
     private AudioClip GetAudioClip (AudioClip AC, int startPos)
     {
         micPos = Microphone.GetPosition(mic);
         
         // be sure start pos is minimum 0
         startPos = startPos < 0 ? 0 : startPos;
         // clip lenght
         int clipSize = micPos - startPos;
 
         float[] clipSampleData = new float[clipSize];
         // get sample from original clip
         AC.GetData(clipSampleData, startPos);
         // create a new one
         AudioClip fullclip = AudioClip.Create("sample", clipSize, 1, samplerate, false);
         // fill the new clip
         fullclip.SetData(clipSampleData, 0);
 
         return fullclip;
     }