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4. Select the physical jack that you're instrument is plugged in to. If you know, for instance, that your

guitar is plugged into input 1, click the Input control and select the first option. Some audio

interfaces refer to their stereo inputs as pairs, like 1/2, 3/4 or 5/6. Most often left channels are

represented by odd numbers and right channels are represented by even numbers.

5. Click the Output drop-down menu to select the track’s output.

The available outputs for the track are displayed.

6. Select the output port that you want the audio track to play through during playback. This is how

you ultimately route the audio to your speakers. You will usually choose 1 and 2, because these

are most commonly the outputs that speakers or audio monitors are connected to.

7. Click the track's Record Enable button .

8. Click the Input Echo button if you want to hear the input during recording. Many sound cards

and audio interfaces have an option to do this automatically on the hardware level. If you can

already hear the input signal, simply move on to the next section.

Getting ready to record

At this point, we need to check the input levels to make sure they are sufficient and not distorting.

Perform as you would if you were recording and watch the meter on the track respond to the sounds

you produce.

If the meter never even comes close to the maximum, increase the input level. If the meter even

occasionally reaches the maximum, decrease the input level.

Input levels are usually adjusted via a knob next to the input jack on the sound card, but features like

this may vary slightly between devices. So, if you have never recorded an instrument or microphone

with your sound card, you may want to read about doing so in the device's manual.

Figure 16. The record meter shows the input level

Note: Most microphones and guitars are mono, so you'll want to select either the left or right

channel accordingly.

Note: SONAR only allows recording to tracks that have been record enabled. This is

necessary since SONAR allows for multi-track recording. This tells SONAR what track you want

your new material recorded to. Otherwise, every track would be recorded to during every take.

Input may be too low

Input is too loud

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