Send/Return Effects on Ch. 3/4 (stereo)
Hi, can you show me an example of how to run a stereo effects processor on I/O Ch. 3/4. Monitoring on Ch.1/2 and Ch.5/6 and recording in software on Ch. 1/2. Thank you!
I want to be able to send Ch.1/2 (mono) to the stereo effect...
I want to be able to send Ch.1/2 (mono) to the stereo effect...
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I'm on an iPhone and can't get the link easily, but you'll find it.
I basically want to send analog input 1 and 2 (mono) directly to analog output 3 and 4 (stereo). Then take Analog input 3 and 4 (stereo) into USB 1 (iPad) ch1 and ch2. Then Monitor USB 1(iPad) on analog out 1 and 2. Does that make sense?
You don't need to use the mixer. These are simple routings, because you have one source and destination for each pair.
But you don't need it for what you want to do here.
The red mixer's destination in the Sub Mix/Bussing section is Line outs 3 & 4, so click on it. See where it says U1:1|U1:2 in white, directly under SOURCES? Click on that and change the sources to Analog 1 and Analog 2 in the pop-up window.
Analog ins 1&2 are paired by default, but you can click on the chain link icon underneath the channel strip if you want independent control of each one.
2.) Also, I can't seem to save any of my patchbay routings or switch the bitrate. I hit the 'save changes below' but it still asks me if I want to leave the window without saving. It then resets my patchbay to default routing, then when I try to edit I get 'connection loss'
I'm using the iOS app...
Unfortunately the iOS beta seems to have disappeared from my iPad, but I do remember that the graphics in the iOS mixer are different now that you mention it.
In any case, there are three sections of the audio mixer: Analog Inputs, the middle Sub Mix/Bussing section you want, and the Analog Outputs.
Please go to fourth tab from the left in the Sub Mix/Bussing section even though it's not red. It should say something like Analog: Line outs 3&4. (The writing is cut off on the Mac version, but that's what it is.)
I wish I could help you with the crashing iOS issue, but alas. To be honest, I'd recommend connecting the interface to a Mac or PC to set this up. Those versions of iConfig are very solid.
You have to go the Audio Patchbay first. Assign Analog Ins 1&2 (from across the top - the sources) to Analog Mixer inputs 1&2 (on the righthand column, the destination).
Then when you click on that fourth tab (labeled A: Li...ts 3/4 <- just like that), you'll see A:1|A:2 assigned to the first channel strip in the middle section.