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Everything goes as normal (I selected input and output to focusrite) but get no sound when I export to any format.
Below is shot of doc settings I used.
Any help?
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Going to need a bit more than that... for a start, a screen-grab of your hardware settings, I think. And some information about how you are recording. It looks as though you have a recording in Waveform view but are trying to start a multitrack session?
And the only thing you can export is files. I'm presuming that what you mean is that you can't hear anything play back. Is that correct?
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Hello Steve, thanks for answering!
Here's a screengrab of the audio hardware settings
I'm quite new to audio recording to be honest and I've managed to only find a quick guide to get me started. I am basically trying to record a short jingle using focusrite and a mic for an acoustic guitar.
recording setup as shown below:
In terms of recording, with these settings, I hear everything fine in the monitor when I record. But once I export to WAV or MP3, I can't hear anything in the final document, either through the digital interface output or my speakers. So yes I assume the playback issues is what I mean based on what you said.
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Okay, the hardware settings look fine for an MME device, although if you look in the device class box and select ASIO, you will find another driver - which is the one that Focusrite recommend, after making sure that ASIO4ALL isn't installed on your computer for any reason - see here: Focusrite and ASIO . Whilst it's the correct thing to use, I don't think that on its own it will solve your difficulty. You've clearly managed to make a recording, but for it not to play back at all is a little strange.Your monitoring works fine, because that's routed directly through the interface, and not Audition, so that's a bit of a red herring.
Before we go any further, can I suggest that you work carefully through Focusrite's page on how to set up a 2i2 for use with Audition? Yes, they really do have a page about that... Set up Focusrite for Audition. Please note that this uses ASIO, and it's a good idea to switch to that anyway.