Recent content by naftulikay

Yes, I had to really hack on the buffer size settings for both the GT-1000 and the Focusrite to keep delay down to a place where I can monitor live playing with acceptable latency. I did see clocks drift markedly, but admittedly my hardware here, a laptop, won't be able to sustain clock speeds...

For what it's worth, I came up with an alternate solution which uses the GT-1000 as an analog loop, and does not require straddling multiple USB devices for recording/playback. In this case, the Focusrite is used as the only USB audio device: To practice or record, connect an instrument to...

I was able to get it to work! I have the GT-1000 buffer size at 512, default settings for everything else, no hardware buffer. I know this is probably too big of a buffer but I'll play around with it. I have enabled the GT-1000/MAIN/In: 2x 48kHz 24bits as an input, can probably enable the dry...

I see that ASIO4ALL, which is seems to be an in/out aggregate driver for Windows, at least purports to do this. I have been playing around with it and somehow I got outputs to work once but can't reproduce any working configuration. I also run Linux for work so I will probably be playing around...

I have mostly built my studio but I have run into an issue that I hadn't planned for. Original Setup To begin, here's is my current setup which was as planned: I have a Shure microphone as an input on the front of the device, and I have two 1/4" inputs being used on the back to capture...

Thank you, this is exactly what I need. My kernel is not new enough to run it but it's high time I upgrade my distribution anyway, so I guess that's in the cards. Might boot a VM and pass through USB to see if it works with the newer distro I'll use. This has been very helpful, thank you all...

Where are the monitor outputs? I'm also using this to drive the monitors when I'm booted into Linux, so I can't really customize much as far as routing is concerned. Being able to use the two headphone outputs, one for the monitors, one for actual headphones, and being able to simply turn down...

I have a Focusrite Scarlett 18i8, and it has two headphone ports. I'd like for one of these ports to be used as output to my Yamaha HS-5 monitors and the other for headphones. My desktop audio is going out through the Scarlett, and I've had some trouble finding a male TRS 1/4" to dual female TS...

I'm putting my studio together, and at its core will be a Scarlett 18i8, and I'll have two powered Yamaha HS5s. The Scarlett will be taking in a Shure SM7B with a lifter for everyday stuff like taking video calls, podcasting/streaming, and occasional vocals. I have other mics more suited to...