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Hi everybody. I need help with what should be a simple procedure.
I'm running an Audiogram 6 into the free version of Cubase that came with it. I have two guitar amp speaker cabs that I want to record simultaneously, but onto separate, individual mono tracks. I plug a mic from the left cab into the first channel on the audiogram. The right cab's mic goes into the second channel. When I set up the two mono tracks in Cubase, and select the input bus for each channel, no matter how I set it, I get a mix of both mics on both tracks. I want the left mic alone on track 1, and the right mic alone on track 2.
I have the stereo/mono button on the Audiogram set to mono position, but this doesn't help. The signal from mic 2 is either mixed with mic 1 or muted altogether. What am I doing wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm running an Audiogram 6 into the free version of Cubase that came with it. I have two guitar amp speaker cabs that I want to record simultaneously, but onto separate, individual mono tracks. I plug a mic from the left cab into the first channel on the audiogram. The right cab's mic goes into the second channel. When I set up the two mono tracks in Cubase, and select the input bus for each channel, no matter how I set it, I get a mix of both mics on both tracks. I want the left mic alone on track 1, and the right mic alone on track 2.
I have the stereo/mono button on the Audiogram set to mono position, but this doesn't help. The signal from mic 2 is either mixed with mic 1 or muted altogether. What am I doing wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.