Routing Pre Set ...Daw Tracking
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Bluebottle
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angelie
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Hi,
If you record your instrument and you like to hear what is recorded into the daw you have choosen the right routing settings.
Well the 18i20 is not that hard....
By setting the routing as daw the monitor output is set to daw one and two.
Daw one and two are basically the main outputs of the master fader.
So if you record multiple tracks and mix them through the stereo master fader the output is often set to daw one and 2.
Selecting the blue number blocks 1 and 2 selects / enables the outputs one and two.
You have done correctly...
So quick guidelines....
Blue number blocks :
Enabling all blue number blocks will enable all outputs on the back of the interface. It does not matter if you have them all activated... So you can select them all as standard.
Routing presets:
Zero latency tracking:
This uses the internal mixersoftwareof the 18i20. Above the fader you can choose your inputs. Say you use your keyboard out 1 2 3 and a mic to sing... If you setup 4 tracks it will be mixed to the right fader { 18i20 master}
You can make this mix audible by choosing that mix as monitor output...
You will hear yourself Play the keyboard and sing... Without the delay caused by the 18i20 and computer daw...
Mixing :
Basicly the same... But just leave it by the first two for now.
I will add some pictures later... To make it more clear to you and you can use the 18i20 at it full capacity....
If you have questions about setups or your ideas about setting up things... Just keep asking...
-Angelie
If you record your instrument and you like to hear what is recorded into the daw you have choosen the right routing settings.
Well the 18i20 is not that hard....
By setting the routing as daw the monitor output is set to daw one and two.
Daw one and two are basically the main outputs of the master fader.
So if you record multiple tracks and mix them through the stereo master fader the output is often set to daw one and 2.
Selecting the blue number blocks 1 and 2 selects / enables the outputs one and two.
You have done correctly...
So quick guidelines....
Blue number blocks :
Enabling all blue number blocks will enable all outputs on the back of the interface. It does not matter if you have them all activated... So you can select them all as standard.
Routing presets:
Zero latency tracking:
This uses the internal mixersoftwareof the 18i20. Above the fader you can choose your inputs. Say you use your keyboard out 1 2 3 and a mic to sing... If you setup 4 tracks it will be mixed to the right fader { 18i20 master}
You can make this mix audible by choosing that mix as monitor output...
You will hear yourself Play the keyboard and sing... Without the delay caused by the 18i20 and computer daw...
Mixing :
Basicly the same... But just leave it by the first two for now.
I will add some pictures later... To make it more clear to you and you can use the 18i20 at it full capacity....
If you have questions about setups or your ideas about setting up things... Just keep asking...
-Angelie
It's not about what you got to use .... but how you use what you got...
[ Post last edited on 11/04/2018 at 01:28:15 ]
angelie
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Bluebottle
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angelie
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Hey
Don't worry about feedback if you have your interface in daw mode....
You can only get feedback if you are recording vocals while the sound is presented over your speakers also...
You are doing great....
Don't worry about feedback if you have your interface in daw mode....
You can only get feedback if you are recording vocals while the sound is presented over your speakers also...
You are doing great....
It's not about what you got to use .... but how you use what you got...
Bluebottle
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