#Using ezdrummer2 harrison mixbus manual

You should select your mic input in the channel's switcher page, and then enable recording for that channel. If you're not hearing your output from your microphone, it's likely that the track isn't record armed, and therefore not monitoring it's input.You should now be able to hear your recorded material This will automatically change it's monitoring status back to the disk.

If you are not hearing any output after you just recorded yourself, take the channel out of record mode.This can be changed by clicking the switcher at the top of the channel strip

#Using ezdrummer2 harrison mixbus manual

We have a great manual entry on this topic, but the gist of it is this: every track in your session is either monitoring playback (disk) or the input to the track (i.e your microphone or guitar). You should understand the difference between DISK monitoring, and INPUT monitoring.But if you want to skip directly to the most likely fix, you might try these steps: Reading the manual is a good place to start.

If you don't hear sound from Mixbus, it can be remedied with a full understanding of Mixbus's operation and signal flow. If you have trouble hearing 'yourself' then this is called 'monitoring', and you can learn more about it here. If you have trouble hearing track playback, then the problem is likely in the signal routing or mixer settings. Secondly, please consider the difference between hearing the track playback, and hearing 'yourself' ( the live input of your voice or instrument ). So if you have trouble, it's often a good idea to create a 'new' session, and see if it works with the default settings. And then Mixbus connects your soundcard inputs to any new tracks, and Mixbus connects the Master bus output to your first 2 soundcard outputs. Not Hearing Any Sound? (Audio Interfacing Issues)Īs the complexity of interfaces, DAWs, and computers all go up, so too does the frustration of getting them to work together cohesively.īy default, Mixbus should 'just work': when you start a new session you are asked what device(s) to use for recording and playback.