GP4 - Channel 11-12 IO what's going on here, exactly?

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Please help me get un-ignorant of what’s going on here, exactly?
Today I opened the default Generic Guitar template and really don’t understand what’s going on behind the scenes.

1 What is channel 11-12? I only have an 8 I/O interface so how are these channels getting signal?
Is it representing the MAIN OUT?
Channel 1 is Guitar IN
Channel 2 is MIC IN
then there is a MAIN OUT LR
that’s it as far as the I/O

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I thought this was already posted, Where’s the “signature” ?
win 10 Pro | AMD Threadripper 12 core 32GB RAM | MOTU mk3
AXON MKII ~ GI-20 ~ MG2 ~ Fishman Triple Play

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What is your interface?

Also post a picture of the rackspace wiring so we can see what the audio out block looks like?

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Like described here: How to report issues and ask properly for help?

You need to give us more info.

If you’re on Mac, perhaps you set up an aggregate device?

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On my interface, the inputs 5+6 always light up because they are the loopback ports on my Focusrite 4i4 (e.g. they are replicating what’s going out on my main output channels 1+2.

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I don’t know how you have things connected but your interface has 14 channels on it

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Either there’s something conected to Ch 11+12 providing signal , or there’s an active Loopback in the audio device (Motu?)

BBB

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If you’re using the Motu Ultralite mk3: it has indeed 14 outputs, including Headphone L/R and SPDIF L/R. So probably you’re seeing one of these outputs, representing a copy of the main bus? Check you’re MOTU Cue Mix FX settings.

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On the screenshot it shows channels 11-12 as inputs, not outputs.
And as the Motu mk3 has only 10 inputs, it looks more like a loopback.

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The screenshots show 14 ports on both input and output