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Why when I want to record an audio track from my Roland Juno GI, Logic records what is already there including the metronome in the background? This is extremely frustating.
Any ideas?
Kind regards,
Tristan
Hi
How are you feeding the Juno audio inputs into Logic?
CCT
At the moment, the Roland GI is connected to my MacBook Pro via USB, my Denon Hi-Fi is then going into the headphone jack in the Roland with an adapter.
Hi
stormbreaker wrote:
Why when I want to record an audio track from my Roland Juno GI, Logic records what is already there including the metronome in the background?
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stormbreaker wrote:
At the moment, the Roland GI is connected to my MacBook Pro via USB, my Denon Hi-Fi is then going into the headphone jack in the Roland with an adapter.
So, how are you feeding the audio from the Juno back to Logic such that it records everything (including the metronome)?
What input source are you recording in Logic?
CCT
I'm not entirely sure if I understand, but my tracks have inputs of 1-2 and stereo out.
Is this what you mean?
Sorry if I'm not explaning my situation very well.
Kind regards,
Tristan
Hi
One last time..
stormbreaker wrote:
my tracks have inputs of 1-2 and stereo out.
What is connected to your audio inputs 1& 2 on the Mac (or any audio interface you might have connected)?
Whatever it is, that will be what Logic is going to record.
CCT
Nothing is in the input (headphone/mic) of the Mac. I only have the Juno GI as my audio interface for input and output in Logic; this has one jack going into the headphones input to then play through my hi-fi.
Hopefully I have understood you third time lucky.
Kind regards,
Tristan
Hi
So
The audio coming out of Logic is going in to the Juno, and then out to the speakers, along with any audio that the Juno is making.
You are then using the same audio (out from the Juno) to record back into Logic, and wondering why you end up recording all of it?
You need to read the Juno Manual: Pages 80 & 123 specifically:
From a qucik read, I am not convinced that the setup will work correctly the way you have it now. You may need to consider re-wiring :
Mac out to Amp/Speakers (Logic Preferences:Audio set Output to Built-In)
Juno Out to Mac via USB (Logic Preferences:Audio set Input to Juno)
Create an audio track in Logic to listen to the Juno audio using the Input Monitoring button
CCT
Audio track from my Roland Juno GI and Logic?
