Recording Issue In X1

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2011/11/29 05:30:22 (permalink)

Recording Issue In X1

Track one is my beat. Track two im trying to lay a vocal but when i press record its recording whats playing in track one, no mic recognition at all. How do i fix? Thanx.

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    Freex
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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 05:54:28 (permalink)
    What are your settings?


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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 07:17:29 (permalink)
    And what are your system specs? Do you have integrated soundchip or SB-card with "Stereo Mix" or "What-U-hear" enabled?.


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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 07:26:34 (permalink)
    Sonar X1, AMD Sempron 3200+, 1.80GHz, 448MB Ram, Realtek HD Audio. Not Sure what Stereo mix or what u hear is? Help! Sorry but im new to this

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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 08:18:15 (permalink)
    OK, So you're using the standard audio on your machine

    Now what are your settings in SONAR X1

    Preferences (shortcut P)
            Audio
                    Playback and Recording
                                Device mode: ??????
                    Driver Settings
                                Playback timing master: ??????
                                Record timing master: ??????
                    Devices
                                Inputs ??????
                                Outputs ??????


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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 08:35:56 (permalink)
    I didn't think the realtek on board sound would be full duplex but found this,
    (http://www.free-codecs.com/download/realtek_ac97_alc650_audio_codecs.htm)

    You need to find out whether your on board sound supports full duplex recording. Full duplex means it's capable of playback and recording at the same time.
    Perhaps I'm out of touch and all on board sound has been full duplex for a while but  I would still strongly recommend buying a decent sound card and not using the on board sound.

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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 11:35:42 (permalink)
    Ok, here are my X1 settings.
     
    Play & Rec
      Driver Mode: ASIO
      Dithering: Triangular
     
    Dev Set
      Play Tim Mas: ASIO4ALL V2 HD Rear Out 7
      Rec Tim Mas: ASIO4All v2 Line In / Mic In 1
     
    Devices
      Input: ASIO4All V2 Line In / Mic In 1
      Output: ASIO4ALL V2 Audio Rear Out 1
                   ASIO4ALL V2 Audio Rear Out 3
                   ASIO4ALL V2 Audio Rear Out 5
                   ASIO4ALL V2 Audio Rear Out 7
     
     All rear out boxes are checked(green)

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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 13:44:21 (permalink)
    That all seems in order (if you want you can do away with the outputs you're not using! Just untick them)

    I'd say your problem lies with the setting in Realtek

    Ok in your Realtek HD audio manager (should show in your notification area, beside clock, might have a little red speaker as it's icon)

    In there do you see

    Mic in at rear panel, mic in at front panel (you may have both or only one)
    In each of these you should have a record volume fader
     and a playback volume fader

    If you do

    Make sure the playback volume fader is set to zero or more preferably is muted



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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 17:45:17 (permalink)
    twaddle


    I didn't think the realtek on board sound would be full duplex but found this,
    (http://www.free-codecs.com/download/realtek_ac97_alc650_audio_codecs.htm)

    You need to find out whether your on board sound supports full duplex recording. Full duplex means it's capable of playback and recording at the same time.
    Perhaps I'm out of touch and all on board sound has been full duplex for a while but  I would still strongly recommend buying a decent sound card and not using the on board sound.

    Steve
    I believe all the cards on the market, for several years now, are full duplex. At least reading this forum the guys have been multitracking with onboard chips for 5-6 years already, and I can't remember the last time reading about someone stumbling on duplex-problem.

    But as you say, a proper soundcard is more than recommendable, anyway,



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    Re:Recording Issue In X1 2011/11/29 19:52:50 (permalink)
    Lets TRY and get WithaWee's feet wet in SONAR X1 before we go straight for the audio hardware pool
     
    Did the advice sort you out??????
    (common practice to respond by adding "Solved" to your subject title if it did)
    post edited by Freex - 2011/12/06 09:02:44


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