Problems connecting M-Track Duo to Audacity!

[jademan]

@Miosotis

Audacity will playback through the M-Track Duo but with the microphone connected to the M-Track Duo, Audacity will not record.

You don’t say if you are trying to overdub or are you trying to monitor what you are recording.

A lot of people have had difficulties with the M-Track Duo. See these posts for additional ideas:

Can't overdub with M-Audio M-Track DUO

Check the settings in “Preferences > Devices” and try both “MME” and “WASAPI” as the “host” setting. (Close and restart Audacity after changing). Ensure that “buffer” is set to 100, and “latency correction” to -130 (negative 130) - you may need to tweak the latency compensation when overdubbing is working, but these settings should be “safe”, whereas “unsafe” settings can cause the problem that you have described. If no success with either, go to “Preferences > Quality” and try changing the sa…

Cannot listen to track while recording new one

It looks like my first attempt to post has disappeared, so I am re-posting, hope it doesn’t double up. I just downloaded Audacity 3.1.3 and I am using it with Windows 11, guitar plugged into an M-track, M-Audio Duo. I used to have a cassette player MTR, that was my last recording attempt, so this is all pretty new to me. I can record the first track, no problem. The first problem was that when I wanted to do another track, I tried both SHIFT-R and just right clicking the record button, I cou…

Audacity keeps changing sample rate

I’m using Windows 10 and I’ve recently developed an issue with Audacity 3.1.3 where every time I attempt to record audio through my M-Audio M-Track Solo, the speaker sample rate will change to 48khz despite having both the project rate and default sample rate at 44.1khz. I’m unsure of how this issue came about but it persists even after I have changed the speaker’s sample rate back to 44.1khz. Because of this, I can’t record over another track that I recorded just before at 44.1khz, Audacity ref…

Dubbing not working

Hello, I work on Windows 10 with Audacity 3.1.3 version. I connect microphone to M-track Duo interface to pc to sing. I record the first file and it works fine (and I can hear myself in the headphones while recording). If I try to dub a second file on it, it doesn’t record. I already set M-Audio to “2 channels; 16-bit - 48000Hz” as per supplier instructions and same values in Windows 10 Audio panel. Still not working. So sad I just bought M-track and cannot fix this issue. Thank you for any help…