
RhythmRmixd
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Hey Yall,
If I wanted to run a stereo signal from my sound module (an E-MU Mo'Phatt) into my Motu 828mkII interface, would the best way to do it be to use a Y cable or Y converter (2 quarter inch cables to one), to connect the left and right main outs from the module into a single analog input on the motu? Before I was running a single quarter inch cable from just the left channel of the module into the analog input on the motu, because it said in the sound module manual that the left jack serves as a stereo jack carrying both the left and right channels when the right jack is empty. Whenever I pan things in my MIDI tracks (before I record it to audio), I get the loudest signal when I pan hard left, a softer signal when panned center, and no sound when I pan hard right. That makes me think only one channel is being recieved. Plus, is there any degredation in the sound quality when using a Y cable or Y converter to route 2 signals into one? Thanks
If I wanted to run a stereo signal from my sound module (an E-MU Mo'Phatt) into my Motu 828mkII interface, would the best way to do it be to use a Y cable or Y converter (2 quarter inch cables to one), to connect the left and right main outs from the module into a single analog input on the motu? Before I was running a single quarter inch cable from just the left channel of the module into the analog input on the motu, because it said in the sound module manual that the left jack serves as a stereo jack carrying both the left and right channels when the right jack is empty. Whenever I pan things in my MIDI tracks (before I record it to audio), I get the loudest signal when I pan hard left, a softer signal when panned center, and no sound when I pan hard right. That makes me think only one channel is being recieved. Plus, is there any degredation in the sound quality when using a Y cable or Y converter to route 2 signals into one? Thanks