UA-EX 25: Using 2 Mics - 1 to record, and 1 for control room

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2012/02/29 23:09:44 (permalink)

UA-EX 25: Using 2 Mics - 1 to record, and 1 for control room


I'm just looking to be pointed in the right direction. I have consulted the manuals as well as SONAR X1 POWER! book. (let me know if this should be posted elsewhere such as the X1 forum).  

I'm a little new to the smaller A/I's as I have recently had to down grade. I have a UA-EX 25, running SONAR X1 Studio. I currently have a AKG Perception 420 plugged into input one. I have a second mic that I wish to use as a control room mic to speak to clients in my vocal booth.  My issue is, I do not want both mics to record once a track is armed. Rather only the vocal booth mic to record, thus I don't wish to gain any impeding signal. 
Any advice? When I picked up the UA-EX 25, the manager of the Pro Audio Department at Long & McQuade (One of Canada's largest speciality music stores) said I can do this from with in SONAR - indicating which input will receive the recording signal, and another mic for talk back only. 

Can someone point me in the right direction - maybe I should post this in SONAR X1 Forum? 
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    Re:UA-EX 25: Using 2 Mics - 1 to record, and 1 for control room 2012/03/02 23:30:12 (permalink)
    An audio track in Sonar can record the left signal from your device, the right signal, or stereo (both channels on one track).

    You choose the channel/s you want to record in the INPUT section of the audio track. In your case, it sounds like you want to use LEFT.
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