Orwell
07-03-2002, 10:56 AM
After having recorded the first track, I set up the next track to be recorded using of course a different channel number ( i.e. first track was on channel's 1&2 while the new track 2 is on channels 3&4 ( or 3 if mono ), I then click on 'enable' to proceed with recording the new track. I click on the mixer and click the ' in' button to get a level for the new track while also monitoring the playback of the first track, at which time I note that this track 1's signal is also being input into this newly selected channel as well ( albeit at a minimal level but with a echo/delay added to it - no effects having been added so I think there must be some kind of loop? ). In other words, the new track's mixer channel strip is also receiving input from the first track ( albeit the level is more like a 'bleed' type ). If I go ahead and record the new track I also get the first track's music incorporated with whatever else I record on this new track. I note if I go into the Master Mixer area and decrease the faders to zero the signal stops ‘bleeding’ into the new track; however, I am then not able to monitor!. I’ve gone into rewire and also the VST Inputs but there doesn’t seem to be anything I can do or change to stop this from happening. Anyone know what in feck is going on?!