#Saffire mixcontrol no latency how to
#Saffire mixcontrol no latency pro
#Saffire mixcontrol no latency software

#Saffire mixcontrol no latency how to

Problem is I cant figure out how to set this up. to your monitors so that you can listen to the audio signals with zero latency.

#Saffire mixcontrol no latency software

I dont really want to have to deal with 2 separate mixing consoles, and frankly IвЂ™ve got a pretty powerful PC so adding reverb to a Cue Send instead of using SaffireвЂ™s DSP verb might still be an acceptable option. The accompanying software application, Saffire Mix Control provides.

You can use MixControl as your zero-latency mixer and bypass all the.

#Saffire mixcontrol no latency pro

Furthermore, now that IвЂ™ve done tutorials with Cubase, IвЂ™m interested in using CubaseвЂ™s Control Room INSTEAD of Saffire MixControl. Id rather not have it be the link between my saffire pro 40 and protools. At first I got this interface so that I could add no-latency comfort reverb to my headphone mix while recording but I find that the verb is kinda muddy when mixed with the backing track from Cubase into SaffireвЂ™s MixControl. Anyway, I recently upgraded my setup to Cubase 7 and Saffire Pro 24 DSP. I love this thing.IвЂ™m a vocalist who does alot of recording to backing tracks (i hate the word karaoke, but lets just say using that word youвЂ™ll know what I mean!). I can route the compressor on screen, and make sure the volume is turned to the gray position so it's not controlled by the volume knobs. It also is making using outboard gear a whole lot easier. And it allows me to pick how the volume is controlled. I also have MIx L and Mix R in output 3 and 4 and that allows me to run to another set of monitors, I have another output to a headphone amp. All inputs on the Liquid Saffire 56 are routed directly to your DAW software for recording, but Saffire MixControl also allows you to route these signals to your monitors so that you can listen to the audio signals with zero latency - before they arrive at your DAW. For example, output 1-2 are my main monitors. It also made it easier to route things and control what controls what. I don't think I would buy any product that didn't have this in between mixer software like the Focusrite stuff now that I see how everything works. Those 8 milliseconds I realize is not even noticeable while recording but why not go with even less if I can? So I did.

Or else you will get the doubling effect, and you can hear the millisecond of latency from the DAW coming through. The only thing we had to do was mute the tracks as we recorded them in the DAW. My machine kept detecting the saffire and my DAW and OS told me that it is there but I was not able to record with it and got always generic errors during opening the audio device. We like to be perfect with the click track so we just did it this way. I grabbed the latest Saffire MixControl which is 3.7 for windows but at the end I kept the older 3.4 version, which should not matter for the issue. But there isn't really any noticeable latency with the DAW way either, although I do believe it adds about 8.6 seconds round trip. Today, we did our first recording without monitoring what we were playing through the DAW. Do you have or had any issues with that Focusrite interface In a different forum some user reports crunching/crackling noise in the audio as soon as Cubase 9 is running (even in the audio output of other programs). Okay, I am not new to recording, so I understand latency, but new to the 'no latency' saffire mix control way of recording. Hi everyone, is there anyone out there who works with a Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP in conjunction with Cubase IвЂ™m sure there must be.