Aug 25, 2010 11:07 pm What kind of sound card are you using? Sounds like a basic routing issue to me.
WHEN I TRY TO RECORD VOCALS IN MULTITRACK SESSION ITS RECORDS EVERYTHING
Posted on Aug 25, 2010 06:54 pm
naveed
Member Since: Aug 25, 2010
In adobe audition 3.0 when i try to record vocals or anything in multi session track mode, it records everything including beats & music or anything thats being played in the back ground.
EVEN IF I KEEP MY MIC OFF & PRESS RECORDING BUTTON, IT STILL RECORD SOUNDS FROM OTHER LAYERS/TRACKS.
PLEASE CAN ANYBODY TELL ME I CAN'T FIND THE SOLUTION
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Aug 25, 2010 11:07 pm What kind of sound card are you using? Sounds like a basic routing issue to me.
Aug 26, 2010 03:06 am On the track you are recording, to the left there should be a button that says In. I think if you click that, you can select what you want the input to be. You will want to choose the input your mic is plugged into, and probably Left mono as well so you don't get a "stereo" recording.
Well that's how it is in older Audition versions anyway
Aug 26, 2010 01:50 pm @ db master : i am using a built in sound card with an asio drivers installed
@ coolo : well buddy i have already tested those things but still this is happening & i don know what to do...
Aug 26, 2010 05:07 pm Open the windows volume control, goto recording devices and select "mic in" instead of "what you hear". It may be called something else but basically it tells your soundcard to record "what it hears" instead of just the mic input. This is why you are getting everything on a track even when your mic is off.
This is a setting that needs to most likely be configured in windows and not your recording software.
Aug 27, 2010 02:01 am Ok, Cpt beat me to it this time....
Aug 27, 2010 04:31 pm @ cpt tripps : dude i have selected / checked only mic as an input recording device but still i am having this problem.i have already done this man
Aug 28, 2010 09:41 pm Well, obviously Windows is routing the output to the software. I had this issue years ago when I was using the stock computer soundcard. I somehow muted or routed the output away from the (Magix) software inputs--the ASIO inputs. What are your exact output options? What does the control panel in Windows say (the "Sound Output Device")? There should be a drop-down window that shows your options (Only one, I think, in your case.) You might be stuck, but I'm unfamiliar with Audition, so I can't say for sure.. Let us know about the Output Device options. I know it's frustrating, but it shouldn't be happening, even with the stock card.
Aug 30, 2010 04:04 pm If your software is recording every sound being played even when the mic is off it leads me to believe you have checked the wrong settings.
Where exactly did you select the mic as your input recording device? Walk me through your process.
This is an old problem that is asked every few months and the fix is always the same.
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