auto trimming in MC6

how do i turn this off, i want it to finish recording where i press stop not where the program decides to cut my sound off mid word can this be fixed?

thats not what i mean, i mean i was singing and i was cut off, i did a few tests to make sure that it was happening again
 
the audio file literally does this
 
"so say this is me singing and ill be in mid sent..." dragging it out doesnt fix this, the program seems to discard the rest of the audio that it trims off immediately, and this is annoying me, is there a way to make it not trim ANYTHING and just end the recording where i press stop, not at where it thinks the sound should stop?

when i do this in other programs it doesnt do it, i dont know what you mean, im using a Zoom Q2HD as a usb mic and an idk what brand CTK200 electric keyboard using MME 32 bit audio, i dont know much about details, i just know when i record the audio quality is beautiful, but its like the program is trying to clean up my audio by trimming and permanently deleting any excess when i dont want it to do any of that, i just want it to leave all of it, and let me do the trimming

casio by usb output to senheiser headphones zoom is not a camcorder its a mic with a camera in it basically, you can switch the cam off however it doesnt do anything to it while its recording when i press stop it cuts off the end of my audio, it just cuts off the end of the track, while im recording i can totally see it, and it just cuts it off and throws it away, its not the hardware its the software, its just cutting off the end of my track AFTER i press stop

no im only trying to record the mic, this has absolutely zero to do with midi at all

and im made of money too, thanks though, you've given me an idea with your last statement that may fix it

THis could be caused by several things.
 
What sound card and what driver mode are you using?
 
Next, do you have AUTOPUNCH turned on? 
 
I don't think I've heard of this happening with soundcards and drivers at the root of it but a factory (built in) soundcard is the worst possible sound device to use. Knowing what you use would be very helpful.
 
Autopunch is designed to let you punch in and out at specific points to fix things in a track. Is it possible that somehow this is turned on by accident?  If it is, the thing you are describing would be the exact symptom of the punch out point being reached in the track.
 
So... does it cut out at the SAME EXACT place every time?   TRY THIS...... insert a new AUDIO track and set it up to record vocals. Now.... set the time line to where you normally start. Record a vocal take. Does it also stop at the same exact place? If so, check for the auto punch and turn it off then try the recording again.