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How do I output stereo to wave? I can only get right or left channel. Thanks.
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What kind of interconnects are you using? it is probably a cabling issue. Remember the analoge outputs are 1/4" mono balanced. You would need adapters for your standard RCA interconnect.
| Originally Posted by Jbucla2005 How do I output stereo to wave? I can only get right or left channel. Thanks. |
What kind of interconnects are you using? it is probably a cabling issue. Remember the analoge outputs are 1/4" mono balanced. You would need adapters for your standard RCA interconnect.
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I have the adaptors, and have the stereo right and left plugged into the left and right inputs of the card. I just don't know how to apply more than one 'send to wave.'
| Originally Posted by Asmo What kind of interconnects are you using? it is probably a cabling issue. Remember the analoge outputs are 1/4" mono balanced. You would need adapters for your standard RCA interconnect. |
I have the adaptors, and have the stereo right and left plugged into the left and right inputs of the card. I just don't know how to apply more than one 'send to wave.'
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Check out this lil site i have up, you can download some sessions I have already setup, you dont need to setup multiple sends for each channel, you don't need any sends at all.
http://ca.geocities.com/asmo@rogers.com
http://ca.geocities.com/asmo@rogers.com
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What are you outputting from that you need to use sends? If you are just listening to music, it seems that you are making things a lot more complicated than they need to be...
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That guide is not giving all good advice. You don't want to use soft resampling in Foobar with an E-MU 1212m. You only need that for crappy soundcards that don't do hardware resampling very well. An E-MU 1212m does not resample so why would you want to force software resampling?
| Originally Posted by Asmo Check out this lil site i have up, you can download some sessions I have already setup, you dont need to setup multiple sends for each channel, you don't need any sends at all. http://ca.geocities.com/asmo@rogers.com |
That guide is not giving all good advice. You don't want to use soft resampling in Foobar with an E-MU 1212m. You only need that for crappy soundcards that don't do hardware resampling very well. An E-MU 1212m does not resample so why would you want to force software resampling?
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It dosn't say to do software resampling, just shows you how.
I don't recommend it. But lots of people want to know how to do it, and some people prefer the way other sample rate sounds, I leave the choice up to them.
| Originally Posted by chelrob That guide is not giving all good advice. You don't want to use soft resampling in Foobar with an E-MU 1212m. You only need that for crappy soundcards that don't do hardware resampling very well. An E-MU 1212m does not resample so why would you want to force software resampling? |
It dosn't say to do software resampling, just shows you how.
I don't recommend it. But lots of people want to know how to do it, and some people prefer the way other sample rate sounds, I leave the choice up to them.
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I got it by putting the send into the 'main insert' section.
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