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multitrack recording…
I’m recording from a keyboard. When I try to record a second channel (piano on one…adding strings) I keep getting channel one recording to channel two. How do I stop that and still be able to listen to channel one while I’m putting strings etc. to other channels? Very simple in Audacity…can’t figure it out in Audition. Thanks for any help.
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Can anyone tell me how to record live to a second track while listening to the first track without recording the first track to the second? (Audition 1.5) ….Electric piano line in to computer.
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Your PC is probably recording is probably set to “What you hear”, or “Wave Out mix”. in the mixer settings.
change it to Line in only if the above is the case.
– Derrick
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Thanks Derrick…It was probably something like that. I tried every configuration possible and couldn’t make it work…Then I removed my sound driver and reinstalled it….Now it works!
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If it’s “very simple in Audacity,” pleeeease tell me how. I feel like a dork, but I’ve been trying to figure it out on and off for months. Thank you!
Adam
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Hey Adam, I feel your pain. All I know is: Audacity 1.2.3 will record a new track while I listen to the previously recorded track or tracks, without re-recording them to the new track. I do this by simply hitting the red record button. I have audacity 1.2.6 on another computer (the computer I record with Audition). For the life of me, I can’t figure out how to do the same. I notice there’s an Audacity 1.3.9 now, so I think I’ll try that one. As for Audition, I finally found out I had to go into my windows ‘mixer’ and adjust my sliders until I found the right config that would do a playback without recording the playback.
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I use Realtek audio manager on my editing computer…(the one with Audition and Audacity 1.2.6). I lucked into the solution. On the Realtek mixer I muted the stereo mix channel. That way I can hear recorded channels and not re-record them on the new channel I’m recording on. If you’re using the windows mixer, try muting channels and see which works.
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