I searched for this in the manual, but I couldn't find anything, so...
I have a multiout audio interface, and I have assigned an output to monitor mix through headphones, because I need to preview some samples while I'm performing; so far everything is working ok, but I have a problem: everything in my headphones is at the same volume, while I need to have some sorta of mix going on; so my question is: how can I assign different volumes to every track in my headphones mix (of course without affecting the main mix...)?
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Actually no way.
I can't find a good solution except to create a new 'monitor volume' fader on each track (in an out) which is maybe to heavy?
The other solution is to create a patch with 'additional inputs modules' and make you mix your self.
I can't find a good solution except to create a new 'monitor volume' fader on each track (in an out) which is maybe to heavy?
The other solution is to create a patch with 'additional inputs modules' and make you mix your self.
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Actually I like the idea of a monitor volume fader! what do you mean with "heavy"? CPU heavy?senso wrote:Actually no way.
I can't find a good solution except to create a new 'monitor volume' fader on each track (in an out) which is maybe to heavy?
The other solution is to create a patch with 'additional inputs modules' and make you mix your self.
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yes memory and cpu: 16 tracks x 2 (in & out) = 32 faders to create and calculate.
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I understand...but it's the monitor IN really needed ?senso wrote:yes memory and cpu: 16 tracks x 2 (in & out) = 32 faders to create and calculate.
How about the patch? it's something I can create with the current Usine version?
