cant mute track for recording

[morty]

Recording settings and configuration.

Be a little more specific
Volumewise

My mixer is a Yamaha MGXU 10 Channel
Mixer with Fx

[Mark Bliss]

Be a little more specific

To start with:

* Mixer connections to computer.
* Mixer connections to instrument being recorded.
* Sound device selected in the DAW.
* Recording settings when arming the track.
* Monitor type and connection type/location.

Then we can go from there.

[jlouvar]

how do i do that just copy it?

No, use your mouse to highlight just your track, then click on file and mix the track down to a wav file.

[morty]

o start with:

* Mixer connections to computer.
* Mixer connections to instrument being recorded.
* Sound device selected in the DAW.
* Recording settings when arming the track.
* Monitor type and connection type/location.


Thanks did it all
Like I said tracks recorded with no issues
It's deleting a track I had problems

[Mark Bliss]

One last time Morty.
I was trying to point out that describing those, in detail- would help us to diagnose the cause of your issue.
You have given us nothing to work with here. Zero.

[morty]

To start with:

* Mixer connections to computer.

USB 2.0 out of mixer to USB 2.0 into labtop

* Mixer connections to instrument being recorded.
1/4'' out of synth to 1/4'' into mixer

* Sound device selected in the DAW.
Yamaha Mixer driver installed recognized in Mixcraft
Wave Rt or Asio tried both
Yamaha Mixer record
Labtop spkrs playback


* Recording settings when arming the track.
Track one: volume adjust properly,
stereo or mono tried both
Track 2: the same


* Monitor type and connection type/location.
sound monitor income... not mic,

I hope I got it all right

[bigaquarium]

Are you using track monitoring inside Mixcraft or just direct monitoring from the mixer?

-Nathan

[Mark Bliss]

Your synth going into the mixer is mono, correct?

If so, that channel coming out of the synth should be mono.
And the track in Mixcraft should be armed to record just one side, not stereo.

As previously stated, I dont know that mixers peculiarities, and so forth. But I am betting you are somehow recording the audio you are monitoring into the new track, based on your description. Therefore ending up with both on a track. This would explain hearing the original track on playback, even with the old track muted or removed.

If I am correct, the cause has to do with either the routing and arming of the recording, or the way you are routing and monitoring. One or the other may be routing the original track into your recording.

This is just my best guess based on the clues you have provided.

[morty]

Are you using track monitoring inside Mixcraft or just direct monitoring from the mixer?

Yes inside Mixcraft

Guys thanks for all your help I appreciate
It
I've never had a problem recording multiple tracks before this is my first experience with this problem

[jlouvar]

Maybe dump the project and start over?

[morty]

Yea your right