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Old 06-10-2016, 07:45 AM
MikeBmusic MikeBmusic is offline
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With the mixer you CAN record two separate tracks at one time - with one input panned left and one input panned right - but that's it, you can't record any more than those two separate tracks at one time.

As to your volume issues, you definitely need to look at your gainstaging. You should be recording in the -18DBFS to -12DBFS range, mixing to no more than -9 to -6DBFS. Mastering takes the volume up to the near 0dB range. Don't convert files to MP3 (you lose a lot of digital info) until mastering is complete.
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