Guitar recorded volume very quiet?

This happened once before and their was a thread about it but I searched for Guitar volume and others like it...nothing.
Guitar volume is fine when I record (in the room or in headphones)
I use a mixer to monitor to avoid any latency. Been doing that forever.
Anyway guitar is "direct" to Audio Interface (Echo Layla 3G) then straight into Sonar. So I don't get whats happening and cannot remember what the reason was before.
I know we shouldn't use meters and peak values but for instance, vocal recordings are always around -10 to -8 when initially recorded. Guitars are -65? I don't get it. Like I said they are super loud when playing back project.
Any ideas or link to the old thread?
Thanks folks

If there is a (post pre-amp) line out on your guitar amp, you can use that, as the guitar pre-amp should boost your signal up to -10 and match the impedence of the Layla line inputs.

stratman70
Hmmm...I am using an AX8, fractal stuff. It is made for this. Had this problem once before but I do not remembver what the solution was.
I will check what was suggested...No guitar amp btw, but I have been using fractal gear since 2009 and had this problem once, actually kind of recently. I did search guitar volumes and got nothing here.
 
I'll go thru the ax8 and Sonar. Maybe I changed something by mistake.........
 
Thanks Guys

Not familiar with the AX8 output structure, but at least there's no impedance mismatch. Any chance there's a guitar-level output somewhere designed for those feeding guitar amps? Maybe a preference?

In sonar, twiddle the gain knobs then double click to reset to zero.

Let's make sure you get what you got. There used to be an issue in sonar related to the gains where the knob position could differ from the value being used by the program when using templates etc. Maybe fixed, but twiddling and resetting the gains will prove it is not your problem.

Does the wave form look healthy?

When you copy the clip to a new project, does it sound properly loud?