- #MAC AUDIO INPUT SHOWS SIGNAL BUT CAN HEAR SOUND HOW TO#
- #MAC AUDIO INPUT SHOWS SIGNAL BUT CAN HEAR SOUND DRIVER#
I think that will be easier than fighting the Mbox shortcomings. If you are wrestling with punch-ins, it would probably be more efficient instead to create new playlists and record several passes then use the track comping feature(assuming you have PT8) and build a good comp. They simply work better for serious types. This is the main reason I try to encourage folks to go with the firewire interfaces. If your computer will handle the load, set the buffer to 128 and the MIX knob all the way to Playback.
And, the MIX knob is always in play to some degree. If the track is muted, that over-rides everything else. What you are doing is correct, but it counts on a couple of other details at the same time. Is there a option to hear the signals without needs to arm the selected track? Thank you! If I press Alt+K nothing happens (but a green light turns on). To listen the signal of one track, I need to arm it to record, no other way to listen the signal without that. How I can enable the Auto-Input monitoring? Thank you in advance for any help, I am really hoping to be able to have these issues solved once and for all, because other than these intermittent setbacks, I do enjoy the simplicity of GarageBand quite a bit.Just a quick question.
#MAC AUDIO INPUT SHOWS SIGNAL BUT CAN HEAR SOUND HOW TO#
I am currently hoping for the 1st issue, that it only takes waiting a day and that recording audio will randomly work again, similarly to how the second issue usually only persisted for a random day at a time, but if anyone has any advice on how to permanently fix these issues it would be greatly appreciated since both problems are fairly frustrating and I cannot seem to find anything helpful covering these issues anywhere else online.Īlso, I am currently using an early 2013 MacBook Pro Retina display with 2.6gh i5, 8gb ram and 256gb ssd, though when I try to do the same thing on my 2014 MacBook Air 1.4ghz, for whatever reason the same issue seems to happen at the same time, otherwise I'd just airdrop the song and record on my other laptop. I have only used GarageBand a few times since updating to OSX Mojave, so I have yet to experience this particular one so I only know for sure that it was happening when I was using High Sierraįor both issues in addition to trying every possible audio setting in system preferences, as well as audio/midi input settings in GarageBand, I have also tried restarting GarageBand, and my computer multiple times throughout these issues and nothing changes. This issue for whatever reason seemed to happen once every week or two, and the only thing that I could do was not use it for a day, and for whatever reason if I waited a day it would randomly start working again. Im definitely getting signal (snapping fingers, talking in front of mic etc) but I get no sound out of it. for my mic, the track input is Mono - input 2.
Also under MIDI devices my interface is enabled.
#MAC AUDIO INPUT SHOWS SIGNAL BUT CAN HEAR SOUND DRIVER#
now in reaper-> preference - devices - ASIO UMC driver selected. The second issue I sometimes have run into, is GarageBand will not output sound through my usb cable for my microphone/headphones even when I have input and output both set to my Blue Spark digital microphone, once again regardless of what I have my audio settings on system preferences set to, as well as the audio midi settings on GarageBand. mic plugged into input 2 of my interface using its factory cable. I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've tried to record GarageBand audio since updating to OSX Mojave, so I'm not sure if that has something to do with it or not.Ģ. Which overall makes no sense to me, because the sound works fine with Photo Booth video recording, and I can hear my voice through my headphones when I speak into the microphone, so I know the physical microphone is picking up audio. I generally use a Blue Spark usb microphone, the microphone cable also has an input that I plug my headphones into, and most of the time it works great with GarageBand (The reason the headphones plug into the microphone cable is so that I can hear my vocal audio along with the track audio without any lag in sound). The first is, currently under an audio track (for recording vocals etc.) it will not record sound, no matter what combination of audio/midi preferences I have selected in the GarageBand preferences, or no matter what I have set up for audio input in the system preferences menu, I am using a usb microphone, but I also tested with the internal microphone, and no sound is getting picked up on GarageBand whatsoever, even though in system preferences when I have internal microphone selected it shows the sound levels being picked up when I go to speak, so I know the internal mic is working correctly other than on GarageBand. The first is, currently under an audio track (for recording vocals etc. Hi, I intermittently run into 2 problems with GarageBand.ġ.
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