Listen while record

Hi, I`m recording my voice using a Audigy 2 ZS and my headphones.
I want to listen my voice while recording but I can't, I only can listen my voice after recording when playback. I need return.
Do I need to configure my Audigy?
Can you help me?
Roberto

Robertorubio,
Unmute the Microphone from the surround mixer and you should hear your microphone while recording.
Jeremy

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