Separate Tracks

is it supposed to be like that.

No, it's because your soundcard's output is looping back into your recording - if you have a Soundblaster card go into the recording properties and turn off 'what u hear'. if it's a built-in card like a Realtek you need to make sure that only the input that you're using is checked/ticked. So if you're using 'line in', make sure that's the only box ticked in the recording properties options.

No problem Joe, we're here to help! Right click on the little loudspeaker icon usually bottom right of your desktop screen - that'll open up your windows mixer, then choose volume control-options-properties- recording (something like that - I'm at work on a Mac at the moment!) and you should see the various tick boxes 'line-in', 'mic', 'wav' etc - make sure only mic is ticked.

Doing this from memory Joe, 'cos I used to have a Realtek..but the set-up is different with my M-Audio...there should be 2 sections in that mixer, one for recording, one for playback..in the recording/properties/options, check the box for 'mic', don't mute anything else, but make sure nothing else is ticked either, especially 'WAV' - if that is ticked it will send all sounds from your soundcard (including the last thing you recorded) back into your soundcard, as you record, that's why you're getting the 'bleed' onto your second track.

Wish I could show you a screenshot of it, that would be much easier...