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CyanJaguar
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I found this today and I felt the urge to pass it on. If it only helps one person....
Anyhow, I never used auto input monitoring cos the latency was like a whole second and it was impossible to monitor vocals and music at the same time in the headphones, since the headphone amp is going out of output 7-8 of my soundcard and not my main outs
I also wished that I could monitor with some effects plugins like reverb.
Now you can do all that. You can monitor in real time with effects and you can monitor inputs with no latency
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Go to audio preferences.
go to audio drivers. Set software monitoring to "on" for whatever driver (asio, easi, pcav,) that you use.
Go to the environment and choose audio. Or for a faster way, go to audio and choose "audio mixer"
Create a new audio object
double click the audio object to open it and select it by clicking on its name.
press H
Now set it to Input(whatever input it is that you want to monitor) In my case, i wanted to monitor my spdif input becos my vox mic is connected to it, so I chose input 9 (dont choose audio track, output, bus, or any other thing) just choose input and select the input you want.
Now, on the audio object, select the outup you want that input to go to. For example, my headphone amp is on 7-8 so I set mine to 7-8. you can create as many input objects for as many inputs you want to monitor
Now, when I put on the headphones and speak into the mic, I can hear my voice loud and clear. You can also increase or decrease the volume of the input so that you get a good headphone mix. Mute and solo are also available
You can choose if you want stereo or mono.I use mono.
THere is no latency on this object.
To monitor with reverb plugins
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set up a reverb on the input channel and you get realtime reverb,
or you can send some of it to your main reverb bus . It does not record the reverb. It only monitors it.
sweet.
Anyhow, I never used auto input monitoring cos the latency was like a whole second and it was impossible to monitor vocals and music at the same time in the headphones, since the headphone amp is going out of output 7-8 of my soundcard and not my main outs
I also wished that I could monitor with some effects plugins like reverb.
Now you can do all that. You can monitor in real time with effects and you can monitor inputs with no latency
--------------
Go to audio preferences.
go to audio drivers. Set software monitoring to "on" for whatever driver (asio, easi, pcav,) that you use.
Go to the environment and choose audio. Or for a faster way, go to audio and choose "audio mixer"
Create a new audio object
double click the audio object to open it and select it by clicking on its name.
press H
Now set it to Input(whatever input it is that you want to monitor) In my case, i wanted to monitor my spdif input becos my vox mic is connected to it, so I chose input 9 (dont choose audio track, output, bus, or any other thing) just choose input and select the input you want.
Now, on the audio object, select the outup you want that input to go to. For example, my headphone amp is on 7-8 so I set mine to 7-8. you can create as many input objects for as many inputs you want to monitor
Now, when I put on the headphones and speak into the mic, I can hear my voice loud and clear. You can also increase or decrease the volume of the input so that you get a good headphone mix. Mute and solo are also available
You can choose if you want stereo or mono.I use mono.
THere is no latency on this object.
To monitor with reverb plugins
------------------------------
set up a reverb on the input channel and you get realtime reverb,
or you can send some of it to your main reverb bus . It does not record the reverb. It only monitors it.
sweet.
