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Thread cubase LE problem

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I am having a major problem. l am currently using cubase LE but have trouble when recording multiple tracks. l can record on the first track no problem, but when l try to record on the second track, it will record what l am playing AND what l have already played on track one. lf l record a third track, it will record the third input AND what is on the first and second track aswell. l am using a line 6 pod xt, running thru en EMU 0404 soundcard on windows xp. please help as it is driving me insane
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Sounds like your sound card is set up to record what it's playing (internal loopback). I'd look closely at the EMU options and disable any "monitor" or "loopback" functions.
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Are you using the Emu Asio drivers? They have better latency than wdm/multimedia drivers.

Move the asio send in patchmix to the channel strip that you want to record, either IN L or IN R. Don't insert an asio send in either the main output inserts or the asio output channel strip, in some configurations, this becomes "what-you-hear". If you need to record a stereo source, load the Stereo Product default session. Make sure the IN L and IN R strips are panned properly and their aux 1 sends are at 0 dB. In the aux section at the right of patchmix, make sure the aux send knob is at 0 dB BUT the return is at -132 dB. There is an asio and wave send in the aux inserts; in Cubase, you will have to enable the AUX1 L/R (IIRC) in VST Connections before you can use that send. Set the audio track in Cubase to use the input assigned to Aux 1 L/R. I'm using Cubase SL2 so there might be some difference in nomenclature.