RE: Problems with EZ DRUMMER & CWHS 6 XL
2009/03/03 11:56:16
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Hi-
I think we need more information - it sounds like you're trying to record two instruments onto one audio track. If you have recorded the drums first, and then, leaving the audio track armed, record the guitar over the first recording, that might be the problem - you need to create a new audio track. You'll need to click the R on the first audio track that you recorded drums on in order to turn off the R for recording, and then create a new audio track and click the R on it. Each instrument needs to be in its own audio track for clarity purposes. Additionally, did you change the Gain level or the Volume? They should be at 0. Another factor could be that as you're playing the MIDI track (Cakewalk Track) through your sound card (having your sound card selected in the Output of your MIDI track) that you might need to lower the volume settings or change other settings on your sound card - your sound might be piping through too loud - did you notice the meters on your Audio Track to see if the bar was touching the top? It should never touch the top, should stay a healthy distance away from topping out because that in and of itself will cause distortion - it could be simply your sound card's volume settings. Hope this helps. Cindi