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Jump to first unread post. Pages: 1 7277pass Newbie Reged: 06/06/08 Posts: 2 Recording other tracks       #7141 - 06/07/08 10:17 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Hi! I am using Cubase LE (upgraded to LE 4). When I record the first track, I can hear the recording in the second track. This is undesirable. Any suggestions? John Post Extras:       Brian_McGovern Reged: 06/15/07 Posts: 77 Loc: 90620 Re: Recording other tracks [Re: 7277pass]       #7156 - 06/09/08 02:11 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   John: Can you offer a little more what you mean by hearing the audio in the 2nd track? Are these live tracks you are recording? Is it bleeding through to the 2nd track? Please offer as much about your process so we can best provide a solution. Thanks for the support. Brian -------------------- Brian McGovern Marketing Manager Steinberg North America Post Extras:       Kyle_Painter guru Reged: 06/20/05 Posts: 445 Re: Recording other tracks [Re: 7277pass]       #7163 - 06/09/08 02:43 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Do you mean that when you record an audio track it records other audio tracks into the signal? If so, somewhere outside of Cubase your output is getting routed back into the input of your soundcard - probably in a hardware mixer. -------------------- Kyle Painter Steinberg Support Post Extras:       az_spunky Newbie Reged: 10/18/07 Posts: 12 Loc: Tempe, Arizona USA Re: Recording other tracks [Re: Kyle_Painter]       #7214 - 06/12/08 07:42 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   I've run into this too when I try to record vocals. I get the monitored recording of the first track showing up in the second track. I have only the built-in single input and single output on my laptop -- no external mixer. So, it's just me, the laptop and Cubase. How can I hear track 1's vocals while trying to record the harmony on track 2, without this "bleed-over"? Post Extras:       7277pass Newbie Reged: 06/06/08 Posts: 2 Re: Recording other tracks [Re: Brian_McGovern]       #7217 - 06/13/08 12:59 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Thank you for your prompt response, Brian. Yes, I am still experiencing this problem just as you described it with a recorded track bleeding onto a newly recorded track. When I mute all tracks except one, I can hear the other previously recorded tracks in the background. I know that there is a way to avoid this, but I can,t find it in the manual. What can I do? JB Post Extras:       mashedmitten Regular Reged: 05/05/08 Posts: 184 Re: Recording other tracks [Re: 7277pass]       #7222 - 06/13/08 08:43 AM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   If an Audigy card is used,you need to change the record source from What You Hear to the specific input you're using. Other than that, it's a setting on your soundcard itself that's causing the issue. Post Extras:       Pages: 1

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