Recording a Second Track

[sauceman38]

Sorry if this is a repost - I saw something similar, but didn’t quite understand how it applies.

I’ve recorded a drums in Track 1.
I want to now record guitar in Track 2, but without the result of Track 2 having both the drums and guitar. I only want to monitor Track 1 and listen to it while recording Track 2. I want Track 1 to only be drums, and Track 2 to be only guitar.

On another post, it mentioned toggling the 2TK to Mix Button (I have an Alesis Firewire MultiMix 8 Mixer). This is already pressed down. The 2TK to CTRL Room button is not pressed down, but the Mix to CTRL Room button is pressed down.

To only listen to Track 1 while recording Track 2, is the solution with the mixer, Cubase, or both?

Thanks in advance for any help!!

[Split]

@sauceman38

Sorry if this is a repost - I saw something similar, but didn’t quite understand how it applies.

I’ve recorded a drums in Track 1.
I want to now record guitar in Track 2, but without the result of Track 2 having both the drums and guitar. I only want to monitor Track 1 and listen to it while recording Track 2. I want Track 1 to only be drums, and Track 2 to be only guitar.

On another post, it mentioned toggling the 2TK to Mix Button (I have an Alesis Firewire MultiMix 8 Mixer). This is already pressed down. The 2TK to CTRL Room button is not pressed down, but the Mix to CTRL Room button is pressed down.

To only listen to Track 1 while recording Track 2, is the solution with the mixer, Cubase, or both?

Thanks in advance for any help!!

mixer.

[celtsound]

Specifically, if you did read the other post, it would suggest that the 2TK to mix button NOT be down.