jayriggerz

Okay I’ll try that thanks

OKay and it’s a Allen and Heath z10

Yes of course, I do that already with a mic, but with a DI, I use my speakers. Even with a DI signal the metronome has been recorded on to the audio

I’m using an acoustic guitar. Speaker monitors Allen and Heath Z10

I can see the levels going into logic, and they seem to be at a good level, however once I’ve recorded and listened back to it, it’s very quiet with the metronome blasting over it

No, once I’ve played and recorded, the audio level is not the same as the output level. The metronome which has been recorded onto the track could be part of the problem but not sure what’s going on

Hi, I have searched for the answer before but couldn’t find the right answer. I am currently trying to record audio tracks, using both direct input and mic input. But once I’ve recorded to listen back to the audio, the input is extremely low although I’ve tried altering the input volume and the metronome has been recording on to the audio track as I can hear it. Does anyone know how to fix this?? Thanks