Hi folks. I'm trying to separate my outgoing signal between master out and cue out, so I can hear one of the tracks through my headphones only while the rest plays out to the PA. but for some odd reason, all the tracks are going out BOTH the cue out and the master out. As in, I hear all tracks thru both my headphones and the PA.
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Exact same sort of thing to 1234 Yeah. So there you go. Different sets of tracks. Um, there's also even one tune in here, Um, over here. Where, um, we have a click track set up, Um, and I mostly just playing percussion on the song. So actually just used the click track just account in the band just to give them time.
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I have only one set of stereo outputs, so I have my output config in preferences set to 1 mono & 2 mono, as well as 1 & 2 stereo (it automatically selects this second one when I select the first). Then, I have my cue out in the master track set to 1, while the master out is set to 2. I clicked the little blue headphone cue button on the track I wanted to cue out. But still, Every track just plays thru both headphones and PA.
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What am I missing here? How do I split the signal?
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