In the next step, select Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer. Expand Sound, video and game controllers and right-click on IDT High Definition Audio CODEC. Right-click on the Start menu button and select Device Manager. Follow the steps mentioned below to perform this method. If the yellow mark is present, then the driver is causing the problem.įollow the next method to fix this problem.Īfter confirming it’s the driver that’s been causing problems, we will reinstall the driver for IDT High Definition Audio CODEC. Now, you have to make sure if there is a yellow question mark or an exclamation mark on its icon. Under Sound, video and game controllers, you will find IDT High Definition Audio CODEC. Here, expand Sound, video and game controllers. Follow the steps confirm it’s a driver issue.
Because the error could have been caused by some other reason as well. If it does not get fixed, move on to next method given below.īefore beginning with solving the issue, you will have to make sure it is the driver that’s causing the problem. I tried recording them both, but both tracks were the same.Hope it is fixed. When I turn on the Input Echo so I can watch the levels, both Left and Right react the same (even if I mute the Right on the board or disconnect the mic). Out is the Master Bus which is set to the Realtek audio speakers. I set the input as one to Left (USB Audio codec) and the other as Right (USB Audio codec). I create a new empty project and add two tracks. I did the hardware setup which said to change it to MME-32 and everything seems fine. The USB is connected to a new Sony VAIO running Windows 7 Home Premium (i7, 4Gb RAM, 64-bit) with a Realtek soundcard ( specs) and using Sonar LE 6 (came with the ZED). The monitor is set to show Aux 1 and Aux 2 and there I can see that Aux 1 is the left mic and Aux 2 is the right (they respond differently). USB is plugged in and Aux 1-2 is pressed for USB send. The second has Aux 2 Pre turned to max, the rest 0. The first has Aux 1 Pre turned to max, the rest 0. Two mics feed into an Allen & Heath ZED 14 board in the first two positions. I'm trying to record Aux1 and Aux2 separately and at the same time, but in Sonar, it's like it's mono. I've searched for this on this forum and the internet in general, but it seems like no one else is having this trouble. USB Audio codec not keeping channels separate
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