Recording while listning other tracks

Armen

I start to record from my Yamaha psr sx 600 with USB cable to Mixpad on first track. Now I want to record something else on next track while I am listening to the first one.

The problem is that when I start to record into the next track all content form the first track also comes to next track.

I can mute the first one but Ii need to listen so I can put guitar sound in the next one. How the content of the first one in playback mode can be recorded on the next track too??? which I don't want to be included?

borate

AI offers these suggestions, which may not be 100% accurate...

"You’re getting “track bleed” because MixPad is recording what you’re hearing (the mix output), not just the Yamaha keyboard input.

Here’s how to fix it so you can hear Track 1 while recording a clean Track 2:

Check Windows sound settings (very important)
- Right‑click the speaker icon in the Windows taskbar → “Sounds” or “Open Sound settings.”
- Go to the “Recording” tab / “Input” devices.
- If you see something like “Stereo Mix,” “What U Hear,” or similar, disable it.
- Make sure the only enabled recording device you use in MixPad is the Yamaha USB audio (it will show up as something like “Digital Audio Interface,” “Yamaha,” or similar).
Set MixPad to use the Yamaha only as the input
- In MixPad, open Options / Preferences → Audio (or “Audio devices”).
- For Recording/Input device, choose the Yamaha USB interface (not “Default,” not your computer’s mic, not Stereo Mix).
- For Playback/Output device, choose your speakers or headphones as normal.
Set the track inputs correctly
- On Track 1 (your keyboard track): leave it as is (already recorded).
- On Track 2 (your guitar track): click the little Audio Options / Input button on that track and:
  - Select the Yamaha USB input if your guitar is going through the keyboard or an interface.
  - Make sure the input is not set to “Master,” “Mix,” or anything that sounds like the main output.
Arm only the new track for recording
- On Track 2, click the Rec button (red circle) so only Track 2 is armed.
- Make sure Track 1’s Rec button is off (grey).
- Press Play/Record: you should now hear Track 1 while only Track 2 is being recorded.
Use Solo/Mute correctly when monitoring
- Do not mute Track 1 if you need to hear it.
- If other tracks exist and you only want Track 1 + your live guitar, click Solo (S) on Track 1 (and any others you want to hear).
- Then record on Track 2 while monitoring those soloed tracks.
  
  If after this you still get Track 1 printed into Track 2, the usual remaining culprit is an audio interface or Windows setting still set to “loopback” or “monitor mix.”
  
  Post again if that's the case.