Sep 22, 2002 02:09 am ok so its not only my sonar its also my cubase does anyone know what the deal is??? also this is why you dont let friends use you stuff when your not home
recording with sonar
Posted on Sep 22, 2002 01:50 am
ponch
Member Since: Sep 22, 2002
whenever i try to record new tracks with my sonar it also records all the previous tracks into the new one... how do i change it, and why does it only do it if i have the other tracks playing back audibly..i cant spell thanx ponch
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Sep 22, 2002 02:09 am ok so its not only my sonar its also my cubase does anyone know what the deal is??? also this is why you dont let friends use you stuff when your not home
Sep 22, 2002 07:30 am somebody re-wired your your signal path, this is almost always caused by one thing; your playback signal is meeting your new signal somewhere in your chain and both egtting dumped onto the track. This is often done at the mixer.
Does your plack audio ever double back into the mixer? before getting sent to the amp/speakers? If so, check the routing on the mixer.
Sep 22, 2002 12:29 pm unfortunatly thats not the problem its weird like when it records it also gets amplified in the next channel but i looked and nothing runs back into the soud board.
Sep 22, 2002 12:32 pm what sound card and app are you using, it might be in the routing of the sound card drivers or in the app as well.
Sep 22, 2002 12:44 pm where would i go in the app to change it becuase i'm pretty sure thats what it is
Sep 22, 2002 01:44 pm i believe theres not much scope for changing the routing on a soundcard, other than how everything physically plugs in - this right db? dont take that for gospel...
stupid question here, but whats plugged into each of the sockets o the card itself?
Sep 22, 2002 03:02 pm Well, flame, it depends on the card you are using, mine is the Audiohphile 2496 and I can ship any in to any out I want, the control panel is very cool. You said in another thread you ahve a standard(ish) sound card, if it is a typical PC card, SoundBlaster, Turtle Beach, Philips, etc, well, they don't provide you with enarly the options of a higher end sound card like M-Audio or EchoAudio give.
That said, I still assume the routing prob is in Sonar somewhere, but, not being ahuge Sonar user, I will leave that alone until Noize2u sees this thread, he is the resident Cakewalk guru 'round these here parts.
And ponch, I asked before but you never answered...what sound card are you using, and to ask flame's question, how is the sound traveling around? What is your signal path going into and outof the sound card for any in and out available?
Sep 22, 2002 03:38 pm The routing problem is in the soundblaster or simaler card he may be using. You need to go into the window's sontrol panel for the sound card and select the recording option's tab, then disable recrding line in and wave out. This is a comen probelm as the card's all ship with the whole thing turned on a sdefault setting's.
Any more question's just post back here.
Sep 23, 2002 12:11 am thanx noize2u i didnt reven realize that the soundblaser card was being used anyways problem solved...
Nov 19, 2002 11:40 pm Hi, guys. I'm new here, but I can tell you that if all your tracks are being recorded into your new track, especially with a Soundblaster card, you almost certainly have the 'What You Hear' box selected as your recording source. Just get into your recording options in your windows mixer, and make sure you select 'Line In', or 'Mic'. The 'What You Hear' option is a real good way to convert your MIDI tracks to wav, but it causes problems if you forget to uncheck it when you want to record a new track. Hope this helps.
Ed
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