- Saffire mixcontrol output to computer speakers pro#
- Saffire mixcontrol output to computer speakers professional#
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Saffire mixcontrol output to computer speakers professional#
I think i muted something on mix control to fix that, but still ive found that my recorded volume of the audio tracked is not nearly as loud as my monitors sound while playing/recording.The SRT212 12” 1600W Professional Powered Loudspeaker is designed for real-world working musicians, DJs, events, venues, and beyond. Only im hearing both played at the same time. Also, i dont know where im supposed to control the signal level from because while using the first 8 inputs on the 40, they all have pre-amps and front panel knob controls to tame the gain, with the SPIDF input, is that controlled directly from the kemper? Should it be pumped up going into the Saffire to makeup gain like the other inputs are used for? Its been driving me crazy for the past few days.Īnother issue i have had, and i believe i narrowed this down to mix control, but cant remember how i fixed it, is when i have a track armed to record, its like im receiving two sends of the same track, but with one delayed a few milliseconds, like bad latency. See thats what i thought too! Apparently with the 40 it uses channels 9 and 10 instead of 5 an 6 like the 14, but for some reason i still cant get the stereo signal split left and right to those two channels ugh. I send everything to the stereo outs and pan in Logic without any issues. In my case Input 5 is set for Direct and Input 6 either Stack or Master Mono.
Saffire mixcontrol output to computer speakers pro#
I use SPDIF with an old Saffire Pro 14 and Logic X - so not far from your setup. im hoping its possible to have that same flexibility with the Kemper. If i use amplitube as a plugin and record directly into the Saffire Pro 40 i have zero issues with routing, panning, or volume control. I just wanna be able to record the awesome sounds i hear from the kemper in as efficient a way as possible! I am mainly hoping to just be able to send the kemper signal into Logic and let logic be the gatekeeper. Now i feel like this is something really really dumb that im just missing, but after nearly 10 years of using logic in a variety of ways and setups, this is the first time ive had any experience with the SPIDF and with a Kemper for that matter, and my heads spinning a little bit.
The track is still showing signal is there, it just goes mute if i pan right. If i pan right, the audio is gone, even though it has no source input and is just an audio file. If i record the track as is, then move the recorded audio to a brand new track, with no input source, still i have the same issue with panning. If i pan all the way to the right in Logic, no signal gets through. In the monitor section speakers can be muted, deactivated and activated. No matter what i seem to try, no matter how i change the settings in mix control the panning always stays pretty centered. Figure 11: Screenshot Saffire Mix Control. It all seems to be determined by Mix Control. Now, I am able to record in Logic currently, however, i have ZERO control over panning or how much signal is getting through. In Logic channels 9 and 10 are armed, input and record enabled(those are the channels for SPIDF on the Saffire pro 40) In Mix Control channel inputs 9 and 10 are set to SPIDF 1.1 and 1.2 respectively If anyone has experience with this set up, i would greatly appreciate some pointers! Using the analog ins is very straight forward, but using SPIDF in has not so far. This is my first time using any outboard gear thats not just directly plugged into one of the main first 8 inputs, and its been trickier than i expected.
I am able to monitor my kemper profiles and hear myself playing just fine via my monitor outs from the Saffire to my speakers, however, my issues start when trying to get the signal routed into Logic X via Focusrites Mix Control software. I am using a Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 firewire interface, into a mid 2011 imac running High Sierra, via SPIDF cable ins and outs. Ok, so i have looked across multiple threads here and i havent found the answer for the issues im having. Hi everyone! Brand new Kemper user here, so please, bear with me if i sound like an idiot.
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