I own a Saffire Pro 26 I/O. I know it's legacy, but it works very well. I've been trying to connect its outputs to an analogue mixer so I can mix outside the box, but apart from the 1/2 outputs, which I send to my monitors, I get no sound when routing through my DAW (Logic Pro x). when I select outputs 1/2 I hear the mix, but when sending a track to output 5 for example, nothing comes through. I'm running directly from the saffire's output 5 to a line in on my mixer. Once again, apart from the outputs used as my stereo outs, nothing makes a difference.
I've tried putting it in software mode through Control Pro, but I'm obviously missing something.
Mmm I think you must tell the software mixer where the signal must go to.... But I'm not very familiar with this interface...
Edit : uhm stuppid question....
Are all ports active I know you can deselect output ports with the 18i20... You can send it... But you will not able to hear anything.
With the 18i20 it has 8 buttons above the master volume... These have to be colored blue I think. Red or off is deselected.
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