GuitarPort and Adobe Audition Help

[LypsLynch55]

Here is the problem. I used to be able to monitor track 1 (The Backing Track) while recording the guitar onto Track 2 without recording the BT onto Track 2. NowSO, I would have track 1, the BT, and track 2 (my guitar) on two separate tracks. But, I had to rebuild my HDD this past week. Now, I record, BUT i get the BT AND my guitar on Track2. WTF???? My computer is messed up and I cant get the settings right again.

I have my Gport going into the puter via USB and L/R Speaker out into the mic input on the back of the computer; My Hd-phones are plugged into the guitarport. I have the Windows mixer set to record via microphone in when I use the SOundcard (internal) to record. WHen I set the Guitarport to act as the recording device, I can only manipulate wave-in. My questions are:

1) Do I set the Guitarport to act as the recording/playback in the windows mixer/audio properties as audio, audio and voice, or just voice?
Do I set it to act as the recording and playback device, or one or the other?

2) Do I use the soundcard instead of the G-port? If so, what does the mixer need to be set at ? I cant find a "What u hear" function in the soundcard and the help topics.

3) Audition can set the properties of the device used. I have GUitarport, Soundcard, and WaveMapper. U can move them up or down in order of precedence. I move the G-port to no. 1, and It wont work. I move the Soundcard up to no 1., and it works, but I get the BT and the guitar on one track.

I have worked on this for five hours with no avail. I have no idea what is going on here.

Paul

[stingx]

The primary device will be the guitarport unit. I would set that to be so in the control panel of Windows too. Make sure for each track you are recording that that is the device used and not one of the others.