Adobe audition 1.5 multi track problems....

I recorded a guitar on the first track, edited it, and now have it the way I want it. I've also released the red record button. I select Track 2, hit record and am ready to go, but then the first track shows up on this track What's going on? thanks.
Johnny

This isn't an Audition problem as such, but entirely to do with the Windows Mixer settings.
See here for more details. Don't worry about itsaying Audition 3 at the top - it applies to all versions.

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On an increasingly frequent basis in CS5.5 I have observed sequences sent from Pr to AME failing to include certain replaced audio clips (from Edit Clip in Adobe Audition) or several whole tracks (2 & 3). In the most recent example the same sequence was sent to AME and duplicated three times producing four formats none of which contained tracks 2 & 3. Once discovered [days and restarts later] the offending prproj was reopened, the unchangeed sequence was sent back through AME, and now the output includes the missing track 2 & 3.
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