Then both of those Dry and Wet channels should be routed to the master. You want to take your input mixer channel and disable the routing to master and instead route them two different mixer channels Dry and Wet. If you want to record with FX but keep the original dry recording you will have to route it differently Now if you want to record with FX but dont care if you have the original dry recording then you can just throw FX on your input mixer channel If you take the routing mix down to say 0% then its like your didnt record anything at all thats why you have to disable it completely If you dont want to hear the live mic while recording just disable the routing to the master and when youre done recording it will be assigned to mixer channel 100 or what ever mixer channel is free then just reassign it to where ever you want. If you want to record it clean without any FX route it to the master like it should be already then just enable the ARM recording button for that channel, enable record and it will record into the playlist. Route to track 1 then to the master channel for example so everything gets properly delay compensated To avoid further delay issues try and avoid having your channels routed only to the master mixer channel.

Youre going to want to to go to macros and click on enable smart disable for all plug ins then disable the FX at the bottom for as many mixer channels as possible when you record otherwise it will all add to the delay.

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