Garageband No Input Source Selected

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If you are unable to hear your electric guitar when you play along with guitar lessons, check your setup to verify you are connected properly.

The focusrite device is the selected input source in Preferences, so that's good (ideally Logic would just take system default setting for audio input and not try to override this with the webcam or any of the other ridiculous, perverse setting as the input source). Nov 11, 2009  No sound? Can't hear what you're doing on Garageband? Can't figure out what is wrong? You've come to the right place. I'll take you through all the. I don't know, what you already checked, but the input source needs be selected in the GarageBand Preferences Audio and in the smart Controls for your audio track: I need to have the loop play indefinitely while I play a new track over it. When you play your guitar or bass, a circle next to the Input Settings button lights green to show that GarageBand is receiving input from your instrument. If the circle turns red, lower the volume on your instrument to prevent distortion. Tap the Input Settings button, then drag the Level slider left or right to set the input level. I am trying to record using the built in input/microphone on my mac. When I press record in Logic, I get a prompt that states 'No Input Source Selected.' I checked that my system preferences and Logic audio preferences matched. Still get the prompt. Help would be appreciated. I'm sure there is a simple solution.

If GarageBand doesn’t seem to be “hearing” anything from your microphone or line input, the Mac probably hasn’t been taught to listen to the right audio source. Open OS X’s Sound preference pane. If GarageBand doesn’t seem to be “hearing” anything from your microphone or line input, the Mac probably hasn’t been taught to listen to the right audio source.

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  1. From the lesson window, click Setup in the upper-right corner.
  2. From the 'My Input Device' menu, choose Guitar if your electric guitar is plugged into the built-in line input on your computer; if it's plugged into an external audio interface, choose External Guitar.
    Note: To play along with lessons, the guitar must be plugged into the first input of your audio interface.
  3. After you have checked your guitar input, verify 'Monitor On' is selected from the 'My Input Device' menu.

No Input Source Selected Garageband

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M-Track plus. I'm not getting signal from the unit to Garage Band inputs on a Mac Pro or iMac running 10.10.3 and I tried an old mini running 10.8. The system recognizes the MTrack in the inputs, there is signal coming from the mic on the Mtrack level meter, I have it maxed out just to make sure the signal isn't to low. Mac 'System pref's' window, with Mtrack showing both input and output, as well Mtrack shows as inputs in the Garage Band tracking window. The note, 'the selected device has no input controls', no signal shows on that meter. Again, signal shows to clipping on the Mtrack.
I had the unit working fine with Garage band just a while back. Now it doesn't. I wonder if the digital samples aren't meshing? Apple just says Good Better Best and '16 or 24 bit' with no sample rate. Mtrack spec's 24/48? Who uses 48 anymore?
Anybody have a suggestion?