Sorry in Magix Music Maker we can only record one track at a time as far as I know and in my Magix Music Maker experience. There is another Magix product Magix Samplitude I think that can record multi tracks.

http://www.magix.com/gb/samplitude/

nihon94

Tks Nihon, i'am gonna Cheq the Samplitude.

Tks John, so the only thing i have to do is conect micro and guitar ( for example ) to the presonus, and then when play them they go to one track.

After that if i split the trak in two, they devide the 2 instruments ????

In MMM, right click on the object recorded, and at the bottom select Additional options, then Convert stereo into two mono objects. This will leave one channel on track 1 and put the other on track 2. Then you can label the tracks yourself and change the instument image by right clicking on the image at the very left of the track and selecting something else.

In Samplitude Music Studio or just Music Studio 2, it is possible to record to multiple tracks at once. But, your Presonus will only go to one track with 2 channels. You would need another Presonus to be able to detect it in Samplitude. For example, Presonus on track 1 with mic and guitar, keyboard with separate USB input for track 3 as midi instrument, or use the line-in on the computer from the line-out on the keyboard to record the keyboard sound. I recorded this way - mic on left channel track 1, guitar on right channel track 1, keyboard midi on track 3. Then I split track 1 into tracks 1 (mic) and 2 (guitar).

Tkssss Johnnn it works perfect ;)

Now the problem is this: I can't lesson what i record with presonus / micro and guitar.

And when i change drivers configuracion, the voice is all full of DISTORCION....

Heres my configuracion:

Windows 8 -x64 - Presonus audiobox x 22 VSL

MAgix music maker configuracion: WASAPI DRIVER - Audiobox 22VSL Audio 

Audio playback: MAgix low latancy 2011 out ( 1+2 )

And never works............

 I problably have all this configurations wrongggggg.

Help me ...

Tks.

Hi Filipe,

Ideally, if PreSonus has an Asio driver that came with it lke the M-Track did, install and use it. If not, download and install Asio4all from the internet. Use it instead of the Magix low latency driver.

You should monitor the sound with headphones through the PreSonus, not through the computer.

Here are the program settings and the audio record parameters screens. I note that Asio4all does not work with my M-Track, but the M-Track Quad Asio driver that came with it works fine. Maybe you will have more success.

Boa sorte!