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US-224 Crossbleeding
Whenever I record a new track over other tracks I can hear like a ghost of the other audio in quiet parts of the recording, this would not be too big of a problem but it also picks up the metronome click, and no I do not have the monitors on while recording through the mic, I am only using headphones, I was just wondering if anybody has had this problem and if it is fixable. Thanks.
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