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I would like to record from a Scarlett 2i2 and stero mike on my PC's input audio jack. The manual says to click the down arrow next to Rec button to pick an input source. I don't get such a choice. The menu gives me Delay Before Recording and a couple other choices. I'm sure that I am doing something slightly wrong, but I can't find any help in the manual.

claytoncramer wrote:I would like to record from a Scarlett 2i2 and stero mike on my PC's input audio jack.

You can use just one audio input device at a time.

claytoncramer wrote:The manual says to click the down arrow next to Rec button to pick an input source.

That's about an audio track's Rec button, not the text-with-a-down-arrow at the top of the screen.


Giel Bremmers

Support wrote:

claytoncramer wrote:I would like to record from a Scarlett 2i2 and stero mike on my PC's input audio jack.

You can use just one audio input device at a time.

claytoncramer wrote:The manual says to click the down arrow next to Rec button to pick an input source.

That's about an audio track's Rec button, not the text-with-a-down-arrow at the top of the screen.


Giel Bremmers

So multitrack means record one track at a time?

claytoncramer wrote:

Support wrote:

claytoncramer wrote:I would like to record from a Scarlett 2i2 and stero mike on my PC's input audio jack.

You can use just one audio input device at a time.

claytoncramer wrote:The manual says to click the down arrow next to Rec button to pick an input source.

That's about an audio track's Rec button, not the text-with-a-down-arrow at the top of the screen.


Giel Bremmers

So multitrack means record one track at a time?

So this explanation http://www.howtogeek.com/61037/how-to-r ... taneously/ of how to do that with MultiTrack is wrong?

claytoncramer wrote:So this explanation http://www.howtogeek.com/61037/how-to-r ... taneously/ of how to do that with MultiTrack is wrong?

Indeed. Well, the story is probably right, but you can't do what the title suggests.


Giel Bremmers

By the way: you can of course use the free Asio4All driver, which can wrap multiple audio devices into a single virtual ASIO device. MultitrackStudio can use this virtual ASIO device, so you can use multiple audio devices simultaneously.


Giel Bremmers