Multiple audio inputs to one output drivers#
Multiple audio inputs to one output full#
Multiple audio inputs to one output software#
Multiple audio inputs to one output Pc#
Multiple audio inputs to one output series#

Don't really want to spend over $50 on this simple switch solution if possible. But please, I am looking for the cheaper of solutions.

So my question here is what do you guys think I should do? I know I am looking for a splitter of some sort, but what I was thinking I needed is a 3 input digtal audio switch for the 360, ps3, and pc, and then I also need a splitter to run from the output of the switch to the inputs on the surround sound and the headphones.Дo you think that is possibly to do without really just messing up the digtal quality? Please let me know of any suggestions or any devices in specific to suggest to me. Almost every time I want to do something, i have to get up and reach into the entertainment center and spend 30 seconds trying to switch the cables up. are indicated on the level meters provided for each output channel. So having 2 output devices, with 3 input devices is a bit of a pain to have to manually switch back and forth. It is equipped with eight audio outputs, and two inputs can be mixed and output. They all have optical outputs that I use. Audio will connect audio through your computers audio inputs and outputs.

Multiple audio inputs to one output Pc#

So now I have 2 output devices for audio.ДЄs for input, I use my ps3, 360, and my pc on this tv. Warning: If multiple people are in the same room (e.g. I also recently picked up a pair of gaming headphones, the tritton ax pros. I have a samsung surround sound system, not a very nice one, but it works for my needs. If I change the device to Focusrite USB ASIO (for my Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen), it seems to output good audio, even if the audio was recorded with the Voicemeeter Virtual ASIO device. maybe there is some feature the USB output gives you going into S1 that I am not aware of? But, I am a HUGE fan of the KISS principle.Ok, so I am having a little bit of trouble. The audio output from Audition sounds garbled and robotic when output with Voicemeeter Virtual ASIO as the device, though. Less flexibility but also least amount of effort (and thus the least chance for problems.) If you absolutely know you don't want to reamp, then just use the 1/4' outputs direct into your interface and record that signal. That way you have maximum flexibility with minimal effort.

Multiple audio inputs to one output full#

Why not just run your guitar straight into your interface, record the track dry and use the GT-100 as an outboard effect insert so you can have full re-amping capability? Then when you have the tone you want that sits well in your mix, print it to another track. What does that give you that just running the stereo 1/4' outputs into your existing interface can't give you? You are not going to have a difference in sound quality. I don't understand why you are fixated on USB output for this. It's not a good idea to use a Y cable that feeds the output of one device into the output of another. I set up several different session type Templates so it is always a simple click to get it going. Yes there is, it's called a mixer and lets you connect multiple sources to one device. save this as a template and then simply select it before you start a session. set up your interfaces and I/O structure and set up a studio one session. I'd get the ones that actually work well together or you are asking for a lot of trouble. USB interfaces and mix and match interfaces and boards are another story. A matrix mixer is made up of inputs and outputs, just like any mixer, that can be thought.

Multiple audio inputs to one output series#

The Firestudio and studio Live series consoles seem to work well together in this fashion. From there, audio in QLab is routed using two matrix mixers. but if you set em all up in I/O you can select in Studio One what gets sent where and how. I use the FST as the master for studio monitors and headphone sends since it is the stay at home unit. it makes twice the Inputs in the I/O but real easy to select the them in Studio One. I set up both mono and stereo inputs so I have a choice and not have to use 2 mono tracks for a stereo input. you need to go into Studio One and set up your I/O for them both to show up in the I/O pull down windows of S1. the 1602 now shows up in UC under the FST so i see 2 icons.

Multiple audio inputs to one output drivers#

I simply connect the 1602 to my PC (i have the drivers already loaded). so it comes and goes into my home system when I need more than 16 inputs from the FST. I have all the studio live consoles but I love the 1602. I use a Firestudio Tube as my main interface at home.

Multiple audio inputs to one output software#

In each tab a Matrix Routing view shows the current configuration, with the vertical columns indicating hardware audio device channels (hardware I/O) and the horizontal rows indicating created software I/O channels. if you are using Studio One you can do this real easy with the Firestudio line of interfaces and mixers. In the Audio I/O Setup menu there are two tabs: one for input configuration and one for output configuration. but you need the right type of interfaces to pull this off.