But that's the thing. If I am monitoring the DAW through the Scarlett (as opposed to the direct monitor option) I should be able to get GR overtop of my signal (but latency applies). Now that I've figured out the echo button issue it shouldn't be a problem. Anyway I think the work around to my clip layer/muting issue is to just add a layer each time I do a new take. It'd actually be a lot easier than my old way. It will also keep me from loading up disc space with takes I forgot about or finding little surprises when I go to trim or cut clips.

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I think if you have layers & loop enabled on your track then each successive take will be muted.

I think what you're describing is you record a take, stop, listen to it, then go back and do another one yes?

If you just continuously loop and record several takes, each previous one will be muted

True, just as I mentioned. The problem with this approach on a single track is that it still leaves each take physically buried under another unless you set it to go to seperate tracks. And as Beepster asked, there doesn`t appear to be a convenient way to sort thru various takes if they`re all stacked on top of each other in a single track. Not an insurmountable problem but an unneccesary pain in the rear unless you know of some key binding stuff I`m unaware of - quite possible!

I might be missing something here

Yes, what you're missing is my reply three posts after the one you quoted, post #24, that starts with "I stand corrected..."
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