So, can you hear sound coming out of logic when you play? If not, you should ensure the audio driver is set correctly in your preferences. If you can hear sound coming out of Logic, then the problem is probably somewhere in the signal chain BEFORE the sound get's into Logic. Also, make sure you are recording into an audio track ... :)

Did you install the driver? It should work fine ... in fact, most audio interfaces should work. Make sure you select it in logic's hardware drivers preference pane ...

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Yeah, it's a bit of a tricky little trick ... in the audio hardware & drivers preference pane, you can set the number of audio tracks, BUT, you also need to toggle the core audio driver on and off again before the change will take effect ... (select the "Try Relaunch" option when prompted ... no need to restart Logic).

And now for the bad news ... it is not typically possible to isolate vocals. If you have a vocal with no competing frequencies, such as in a breakdown where there's only a baseline (for example) then you could possible filter out the bassline ... but, in most situations there will be snares, guitars, and all sort of other sounds that inhabit the same frequency range as the vocals. No way to filter that out, I'm afraid. Some people will tell you it's possible, but they are wrong ... :( ... though I wish you could ... there would be no end to the remixes, if that were the case. There's a bit more about this, in this thread: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/forum/audio/ableton-live&id=1278[/url]

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Darn! Okay, I fixed it ... unfortunately you'll need to re-download the tutorial from your user account. The one posted now is correct. Sorry for the hassles everyone!! Martin