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novice user sonar proffessional: cannot hear previous tracks when recording new track any

novice user sonar proffessional: cannot hear previous tracks when recording new track using behringer usb mixer to windows 8.1 any suggestion appreciated thanks chris
 
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Re: novice user sonar proffessional: cannot hear previous tracks when recording new track 2018/08/24 14:41:52 (permalink)
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novice user sonar proffessional: cannot hear previous tracks when recording new track using behringer usb mixer to windows 8.1 any suggestion appreciated thanks chris


Make sure you are routing the output of the recorded track.
Are your tracks routed to an output?



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Re: novice user sonar proffessional: cannot hear previous tracks when recording new track 2018/08/24 22:15:09 (permalink)
.............yes usb audio output 1
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Re: novice user sonar proffessional: cannot hear previous tracks when recording new track 2018/08/25 03:16:16 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby chuckebaby 2018/08/25 15:51:13
Mixers don't make very good audio interfaces because routing becomes more complicated. With a normal dedicated audio interface you simply use the direct monitoring and  computer/ input blend to hear the input and the computer playback in your monitors or headphones. 
 
With a mixer you need to avoid the playback leaking back into the stereo USB output or you'll get a loop back. 
Most USB mixers have a dedicated channel strip and a AUX send to the headphones or a solo option. Some mixers have direct monitoring toggles. Because you do not specify which mixer you are using I cannot be detailed. But generally the process is to first get the playback in your headphones using either SOLO or the Aux sends. Some mixers give you monitoring selection.  Your answer is in the manual for the mixer. We can only guess or read the manual for you,, your choice. 

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Re: novice user sonar proffessional: cannot hear previous tracks when recording new track 2018/08/25 15:49:43 (permalink)
With most Behringer Xenyx mixers...There is an inability to hear the playback when trying to record/monitor new tracks. Its a horrible design. There is a knob to monitor USB input/output but there doesn't seem to be any in between.
So as Sock monkey mentioned Mixers in general, especially these Behringer units, don't make great Audio interfaces. They are meant for one thing and one one thing only, to make stereo bus recordings, not multi track functionality.

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