Nuendo 4 problems with recording the second track

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Hello everyone,

My first post here. I am trying to get into learning Nuendo 4.

Edit: (read below)Ok I am just saw that in the OUTPUT ROUTING it said " NOT CONNECTED" what caused it to switch to this and what controls this?

I recorded a simple drum track ( to figure this out ) kick drum/hi hat... ( Hypersonic 02 in picture attachment) thought I would come back and do another track below this one with a snare and a crash perhaps. At this point it doesn't have to sound good to me it just has to work and be on time. So when I started a new track ( Hypersonic 03 ) i started hearing a different sound like a synthesizer instead of the previously recorded kick drum/hi hat. I have no idea where the sound came from, I didn't change it. So i clicked stop and then played around with the monitor ( yellow ) button on each track and now I have no sound on the first. I just see it playing and the EQ moving as it moves across the recorded part.

What happened? please help:facepalm:
 

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ok now I noticed my keyboard is not producing any sounds. If it kicked the preselected sound out what would cause that?
 
After getting my kickdrum and hi hat back I have a buzz sound over the top of each of the two??? I have no idea how to get rid of it!?
and I can't get my second track that was for additional drum fills to have audio. I see it moving in the EQ but no sound.
 
Why not upgrade to the Nuendo 5 torrent? If you gonna go gangsta, may as well have the latest illegal version right? :spank:
 
I bought key board with computer... windows 7 and programs already on it. I do not know where it came from. Just needing some answers so i can get to work. :guitar:
 
Not going to get help here man. Sorry, but you are using a program that is not licensed to you. It is a cracked version of Nuendo. Illegal. Enjoy your software and make some great music, just don't expect people that payed for their software to help you. I sure won't.

Cheers! :guitar:
 
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