Audition CC - No more cycle recording?

Hello there !
In Audition 3.0 I could easily define a certain area of a backing track, then press recording with the CYCLE option, and then the recording starts over and over again automatically in that certain area of the track. So I can record many takes without pressing RECORD again and again. I use this for complicated solos that i play with my guitar.
I miss this feature in Audition CC.
Can anybody please help?!
Is there a way to do this in C?
The punching in function just starts, and then ends, but it does it just ONE time, not over and over.
Thank you very much!

You haven't said what the interface is, but has the phantom power got switched off? That would stop it working whilst it still appeared as a legitimate source...

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