#SAFFIRE MIXCONTROL NO LATENCY HOW TO#
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#SAFFIRE MIXCONTROL NO LATENCY SOFTWARE#

In my case, my vocalist headphones are plugged into the outs 5/6 on the back of my pro 24. What he suggested, which no one ever told me, was to on that return track C, change the output of that track to whatever output my vocalist headphones are. So if the return track is C, I would then raise or lower the send channel C on whatever track they wanted adjusted. Pretty much what I've been doing was I created a bus( return) track and then soloed that track.

#SAFFIRE MIXCONTROL NO LATENCY HOW TO#

I always wanted to know how to have two separate mixes. The issue was that I had to hear the same mix. I can give the artist whatever more or little they need.

I told the instructor that I have a simple but not a complete method of doing it.

I went to a recording class and the subject of headphone mixes came up. I have Ableton 9 suite and a saffire pro 24. If you experience any problems with these alternative options, or with anything else in the article, please contact Focusrite Technical Support.Let me give you a backstory so you can understand the issue. This can be done by selecting individual inputs in the routing panel in the bottom left-hand corner of Mix Control, rather than the Mixes created above. It is also possible to send individual audio channels between the units, rather than a stereo mix of inputs. The S/PDIF input will be muted to avoid feedback, and the mix will be sent out of the S/PDIF output to the other unit (as with Unit 1):Д«y selecting ADAT or analogue inputs/outputs rather than S/PDIF inputs/outputs, it is possible to achieve latency-free monitoring via either ADAT or the analogue inputs/outputs if desired. The S/PDIF output Mix will just be a mix of the audio inputs on the unit. This mix will be a combination of Unit 2 inputs and the S/PDIF mix from Unit 1, as shown below: To configure unit 2, click on the unit select button in Saffire Mix Control and select your other unit:

The S/PDIF input will be muted to avoid feedback, and the mix will be sent out of the S/PDIF output to the other unit. This mix will need to be a combination of the audio that you are recording (unit 1 inputs), and the S/PDIF output mix from unit 2 (on the S/PDIF inputs of unit 1), as shown below:

a S/PDIF output mix (going to the other unit).

a MONITOR output mix (going to speakers/headphones/etc).

If wanting to monitor all of your inputs from the outputs of both units (as pictured above, you will need to configure 2 output mixes on both units: When you have connected your hardware up, you then need to configure your software. This article outlines how to achieve this using the S/PDIF inputs and outputs, using the example of 2 Saffire PRO 40s connected to a single computer.ДЇirstly, you will need to configure your hardware as outlined in the diagram below:

#SAFFIRE MIXCONTROL NO LATENCY SOFTWARE#

The way to achieve this is to make audio connections to/from both units, and configure the Mix Control software for each unit. However, as the latency-free monitoring in the Saffire PRO range is achieved using internal routing, it is not possible to create a single latency-free monitoring mix for both units using the FireWire connection alone. This applies to the Current Saffire RangeДual device support is implemented from Saffire Mix Control 1.7 onwards, and allows a user to control 2 interfaces simultaneously with the computer (with the exception of 2 Liquid Saffire 56s, or an LS 56 and a PRO 40).

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