Record enable buttons missing on Audio track headers!?

They were there previously. There is even an empty space for them which disappears when I uncheck the record enable button when I go to configure track headers window. If this has happened to anyone, please tell me how to get them back. This now on all projects (9.01).
Thanks, Confused

Yep, this has changed in L9, as you can now choose different devices for In- and Output you will miss the recording buttons if you don't have an Input selected.

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When I create a track in Garageband (using Microphone/Line option) then during setup Garageband asks me to select which of the 16 channels on the Onyx I want the track to record. The track then shows input level bouncing around as sounds are made on a mic connected to the mixer on the appropriate channel.
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At this time it is unknown as to why this has happened. Nor is it known if Apple will need to fix it or if it is up to the Developers of said USB2 devices to remedy the problem.
In the mean time, assuming you made/could make backups prior to updating to 10.0.5.... the solution is to roll back to LPX 10.0.4...

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Look at all the posts in the forum from users with similar problems, it happened with the last Logic update.

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Ever since the update I can no longer record any audio with my blue microphones yeti mic. The "record enable" button that is usually visible in the track header area has disappeared even when enabled in track header configuration. I have also messed with the audio preferences settings but cannot get the button to show up. Please help report this bug to apple using the following link!
https://www.apple.com/feedback/logic-pro.html
Thanks!

Update: Apparently both M-Audio and Alesis have gone 'missing in action' over this issue on the net/forums.. but here are the phone numbers to contact M-Audio support directly for anyone wishing to do so..
M-Audio USA & Canada
Phone: 401-658-5765
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 6:30PM EST
M-Audio Germany
Phone: +49-2154-81299-20
Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00AM - 5:00PM CET
M-Audio UK
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Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00AM - 6:00PM BST
M-Audio Brazil
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Hi, there is no Record Enable button between the Mute and Freeze button. I can't for the life of me remember how to put it there and can't find it in the reference guide or within the forum. How do I make it show up in the Track List?
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Thanks a million Steve. I'm not a Garage Band user, but today I was able to record directly into it using the Built-in Input. It automatically set the source as "Stereo 1/2 (Built in input)", so at least I know that the computer Audio Input is working.
I don't know how to load it as a Logic project, but I saved it as a "Compact Project" to export it to iTunes. Then I imported the audio file into LE. I have the audio file, but not the Record Enable button.
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I did a fairly extensive search in the forum (several pages) before posting my question, but I'll go back through it again.
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I really appreciate your assistance and calling up your friend all.
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I have a annoying problem with Logic Pro X, which I bought a month ago. Here's al little scenario that describes the problem.
I disconnect my audio interface, so that Logic Pro has to rely on my MacBook Pro's internal audio. This way I exclude my RME-FF800 from being of any influence.
I start up the Midi Monitor tool, to analyse what comes out of Logic; MIDI-wise.
I start up Logic set up a small test project in Logic Pro X, that contains:1 audio track
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20:46:02.774          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
20:46:03.541          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note Off          2          C0          0
20:46:04.308          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
20:46:05.075          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note Off          2          C0          0
20:46:05.841          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
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20:46:07.374          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
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20:46:08.908          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
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20:46:10.441          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
20:46:11.208          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note Off          2          C0          0
20:46:11.975          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
20:46:12.741          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note Off          2          C0          0
20:46:13.507          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
20:46:14.274          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note Off          2          C0          0
20:46:15.043          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note On          2          C0          127
20:46:15.808          To MIDI Monitor (midi monitor)          Note Off          2          C0          0
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Total Number of Cores:          2
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The note is likely being sent out because of a Control Surface you have installed or used.... be it a hardware keyboard, controller or even an ipad controller app... such as Logic Remote or TouchOSC for example... or even an iOS software synth app that is sending midi over wireless....
So.. first make sure you have force quit any iPad/iPhone Logic/midi related apps and not just closed them..
Then if that doesn't fix things.. delete Logic's CS preferences... and Logic's own user preferences too...as described here..
Delete the user preferences
You can resolve many issues by restoring Logic Pro X back to its original settings. This will not impact your media files. To reset your Logic Pro X user preference settings to their original state, do the following:
In the Finder, choose Go to Folder from the Go menu.
Type ~/Library/Preferences in the "Go to the folder" field.
Press the Go button.
Remove the com.apple.logic10.plist file from the Preferences folder. Note that if you have programmed any custom key commands, this will reset them to the defaults. You may wish to export your custom key command as a preset before performing this step. See the Logic Pro X User Manual for details on how to do this. If you are having trouble with a control surface in Logic Pro X, then you may also wish to delete the com.apple.logic.pro.cs file from the preferences folder.
If you have upgraded from an earlier version of Logic Pro, you should also remove~/Library/Preferences/Logic/com.apple.logic.pro.
Restart the computer.
Do not forget to Quit Logic before doing this and then restart the Mac after doing this....

Record enable button disappeared Logic Pro X

I have been using Logic Pro X for several months without any problems but now the Record Enable Button has disappeared.
There is a space where it should be. If I choose "Hide Record Enable" the space disappears, but choosing "Show Record Enable" results in only a blank space where R used to be.
I have checked my hardware settings and my audio input appears like it should.
The problem is not appearing on my MacBook so I tried creating a new file and importing it to my desdtop Mac (Mini), but when I did this the Record Enable button promptly disappeared.

Well, yes.. but thats how you are meant to assign/select an Audio device in every version of Logic... going back several major versions now. You had to have done that in Logic Pro 8 or 9 in the past.. You probably just forgot you had to do so initially.
Anyhow...
The problem described in this thread was caused by incompatible drivers and a change made to LPX during an update...
...and was not caused by the OP failing to select the Audio interface correctly in audio prefs in the first place...
Cheers..
Nigel

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What is the function of the "i" button in the audio track header?
(I)nput Monitoring
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