First problem was solved. Thanks guys. Now I have other issues. I had huge latency from the time I play the guitar to when it is heard. I moved the mixing latency to the fastest setting but still have some delay. Also, I am using the presonus 44vsl and I only hear the dry sound from my headphones. My driver mode os MME (32bit). Using windows 7 64 bit. Takers? Thanks, I'm an old user who got out a while back but am just now trying to get back in the game.

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First problem was solved. Thanks guys. Now I have other issues. I had huge latency from the time I play the guitar to when it is heard. I moved the mixing latency to the fastest setting but still have some delay. Also, I am using the presonus 44vsl and I only hear the dry sound from my headphones. My driver mode os MME (32bit). Using windows 7 64 bit. Takers? Thanks, I'm an old user who got out a while back but am just now trying to get back in the game.

mme is way too slow for real time audio. You need to use Asio or WDM.

Okay, switched to asio for all. Changed my input drivers to audiobox asio driver and I now have no signal coming into sonar with echo on or off.

Check out the steps for SONAR in chapter 3.4 here: http://www.presonus.com/uploads/products/1180/downloads/AudioBox22-44VSL_OwnersManual_EN.pdf

They're a bit out-dated (For SONAR 6).  But you should not need ASIO4All.  Make sure you have the latest drivers from Presonus installed. Then uncheck ASIO4All in Preferences > Audio > Devices.  This should make the Presonus-provided ASIO driver ports available... check those.

There's a Virtual StudioLive control panel, where you should be able to adjust your input/monitor mix.  Read chapter 4 in that manual linked above.