Heelp!!!

[dan_r]

Hy i'm dan and i have a serious problem.
I very new to pc recording and the technical part of it kills me.
I have an Audigy 2 zs card, a guitar effect (so i don't need real-time pc effects), and an electric guitar.
I know that my card is full duplex-so its my input and output, but when I
record the second channel it's recording my playing AND the first channel!!!
PLEASE HELP ME ! Idon't know what to do. I've been already changed all the
options, but all the same...

 

[thajeremy]

what recording software are you using? Most titles that I know of have a 'MUTE' button on each track. Just mute the track or tracks that you dont want to hear while you record your next track.

 

[thajeremy]

oh wait...i think i mis-understood what you are saying. Track 2 is recording what you are playing AND track 1 at the same time. This issue has been brought up a million and one times.

check out this Thread from earlier this year...
https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=117692

hope this helps..

Jeremy

 

[dan_r]

re

I use Cakewalk Guitar Tracks Pro 3.
A comfortable prog with a good interface.
I know there are mute, but it must work without!
If I mute the 1. channel I will not hear to what I'm playing a solo.

 

[dan_r]

Wahh, thanks a lot I'll check it!
THANX

 

[tedluk]

It's not an issue with Cakewalk.

I don't use a Soundblaster, but this issue comes up all the time. There's a setting in your Soundblaster control panel that needs changing. I believe it's under "recording source" you have to check "What U Hear".

Good luck.

Ted

 

[James Argo]

I believe it's under "recording source" you have to check "What U Hear".

You must mean to uncheck this and select Line in


Jaymz