Audio track issue.

I think we're gonna need way more information, but first, make sure your sound cards outputs are set to receive signal, and the volume is turned up on all the physical hardware. Make sure that in CbB, you have your outputs routed correctly, with none of them muted, inadvertently. After that, there are too many possible scenarios. You may have to provide more info on your setup, including what ur soundcard is.

Click the input echo button on the track.

It seems that the track sound only comes out when I connect my speakers to the audio interface. And even then, it is not the best.
 
Help.
 
Thank you.
 

Gerry 1943
It seems that the track sound only comes out when I connect my speakers to the audio interface. And even then, it is not the best.
 
Help.
 
Thank you.
 

 
The more you look at this statement the more you wonder?  I want everyone to read it 3 x and see if you come to the same conclusion.  
 
Gerry, we are really very helpful around here , but this is only when you feed us as many details as possible about your set up. 
Far as I can tell you could be using a 4 track Cassette porta studio. 

Gerry 1943
Here is the info required.
Guitar connected to PreSonus Audio Box USB
Audio Box connected to computer.
Track input to Audio Box USB
Track output to Master
Master routed to computer sound card.
 
I noticed however that when I turned the Input Echo ON, as suggested by someone, the sound was coming out if the 
speakers as should be but I had noticeable latency.
 
Hope this clarifies things.
 
Thank you
 
By the Cactus this is my first crack at audio.  Have not had a problem of this natu
re with Midi.
 

Awesome, this helps
 
Master routed to computer sound card.   Are you meaning to say your computers sound card or to your Audio interface. You should be using your audio interface for monitoring while recording. 
 
the sound was coming out if the speakers as should be but I had noticeable latency.
Yes this is why you should use the direct monitoring of your interface. Then there will be no latency. Round trip latency is the sum of all your system and on most lower end interfaces is going to be to high to allow for in put echo monitoring. 
 
You problem might be you just have not set up your audio interface properly. 
 
 
The basics are 
1- Always use the latest ASIO driver for your audio interface. 
2- To start with use a medium buffer setting of 128-256.
3- Always use the audio interface main outputs to your studio monitors. If you don't own proper monitors you will need to use headphones or the headphone jack of the interface to drive your computer speakers. 
4- Master buss should be set to your audio interface 1/2 output. 

Why are you attempting to use the onboard Realtek? 
 
You should be using the Presonus exclusively
 
Go to Preferences > Audio > Devices. What's listed there?

Make sure you don't have a punch-in/out region active. I had that happen once and lost a day trying to figure out why recording was broken. 
 
Edit. Doh. Didn't read the question right. Not going to delete my post though because it may save someone else some headaches.