sleepnotwork
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Silly newbie question, which I know has been answered previously, but I couldn't find it . . .
I'm using Cubasis (waiting to learn the basics before I drop the big bucks), running my signal through a mixer to an EMU 1212. I'm trying to overdub audio, but each time I record a new track, the audio from previous tracks still records to the new track, in addition to the new input. I cannot figure out the routing solution to this, other than turning the Master channel all the way down, which (obviously) makes it a bit difficult to multitrack.
I've got all the buses set up properly on my hardware mixer, so the problem is definitely in the software. My question - where the f*rq are the busses in cubasis? How do I set up a monitor mix in the software mixer?
I'm using Cubasis (waiting to learn the basics before I drop the big bucks), running my signal through a mixer to an EMU 1212. I'm trying to overdub audio, but each time I record a new track, the audio from previous tracks still records to the new track, in addition to the new input. I cannot figure out the routing solution to this, other than turning the Master channel all the way down, which (obviously) makes it a bit difficult to multitrack.
I've got all the buses set up properly on my hardware mixer, so the problem is definitely in the software. My question - where the f*rq are the busses in cubasis? How do I set up a monitor mix in the software mixer?