Can't hear any guitar through TH3

[Kurt Tiffin]

I am new to Cakewalk and have been experiencing some very consistent issues with recording electric guitar through cakewalk. I use Windows 10 and am recording through a Behringer UMC2020HD. When starting a new project, TH3 for some reason does not recognise any input level not matter how much I strum. I thought it was to do with the driver, but even when trying Asio4all or behringers own driver it doesn't make a difference. I've played guitar through cakewalk before a couple of times, but it's so unpredictable and I never know if it will work or not? has anyone else had  a similar issue with this? I can still hear other sounds through my headphones (loops, virtual instruments etc) but it's just guitar which doesn't seem to be working  :( any help would be greatly appreciated 

[rsinger]

Do you have echo enabled on the track? You don't need it enabled for loops, but you do for input.

[Kurt Tiffin]

Yea I have echo enabled, really not sure why it won't register input. Device manager also says that behringer is running fine, maybe it's to do with preferences?

[Brian Walsh]

I have the same problem exactly.  I'm sure it's in the Preferences, but I can't even see where to get to the TH3 Audio Settings.  I see them in Cakewalk, but not TH3.

[57Gregy]

TH3 User Manual.pdf

[57Gregy]

That's supposed to be a link. 🤬

[mettelus]

The TH products default internally to stereo and low sensitivity. In the upper left of the TH3 GUI click on the "Master" button, then move "In Source" (on left) to whichever you are using (left or right), and set the "Sensitivity" to HIGH. Between that popup and your input gain, you might need to tweak things a little more.

If that still does nothing... focus first on recording a simple dry guitar signal (no TH3), so you have verified you input path and recorded a little dry guitar. Once recorded, you can add TH3 as an effect and jump back into the TH3 GUI to tweak it. You may have two issues going on, not sure.