Add audio track / stereo inputs

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Hello, just upgraded from 9.5 to 10.0.10 and this is my first post. Immediately I found the anomaly below.

In the Studio ->Audio connections window I have a simple preset for inputs, 1 x mono and 1 x stereo. Nothing else.

-Add audio track.
-Select configuration to Stereo.
-Click the -symbol- to the right of the dropdown menu for selecting the audio input (“open audio connections”)
-Audio connections - inputs window opens → click the stereo track from the preset (click under bus name). The stereo input channel in the mixconsole is highlighted also to reflect the selection
-click add track
-result: a new track is added in the mix console. However the input is not the stereo input I selected, but instead the mono input.

With a mono track this works logically.

If I use the Audio Inputs dropdown menu (the little arrow head) and not the symbol to the right (and select a hardware stereo input from the list) the newly added audio track has the correct stereo input. Only when I select a stereo input from a -preset- this anomaly happens. However I would like to select from my preset inputs, not from all the hardware audio inputs.

is this by design or something else? Thanks!

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Hi,

You do it very complicated way. The idea is much simpler.

If you already have the Stereo In bus in the Audio Connections:

  1. Add Audio Track.
  2. Click to the Audio Inputs drop-down menu, and select your Stereo In from the Connected Bus folder. Don’t click any cog-wheel button.
  3. Click Add Track button.
    Done.
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Thank you Martin! I was stupid enough not to see the choices below ”Connected to Bus”. Now it works as it should be. Happy holidays :slight_smile: