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Wednesday, February 29th 2012, 10:29am
Thank you so much!1- yes, you candon't need a mixer
2- either you use 2 analog outs to the soundcard or spdif (digital) in order to be in stereo
For 2, say i have the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, how do i achieve stereo recording? Do i connect 2 analog outs to both inputs on the Focusrite?
Wednesday, February 29th 2012, 11:16am
Correct!Thank you so much!1- yes, you can
2- either you use 2 analog outs to the soundcard or spdif (digital) in order to be in stereo
For 2, say i have the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, how do i achieve stereo recording? Do i connect 2 analog outs to both inputs on the Focusrite?
"Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music" Serghei Rachmaninoff
Wednesday, February 29th 2012, 5:23pm
Thank you so much! i'm now ready to put my order in for the KPA!Correct!Thank you so much!1- yes, you can
2- either you use 2 analog outs to the soundcard or spdif (digital) in order to be in stereo
For 2, say i have the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, how do i achieve stereo recording? Do i connect 2 analog outs to both inputs on the Focusrite?
Wednesday, February 29th 2012, 6:30pm
Christoph: please put the check in the mail!Thank you so much! i'm now ready to put my order in for the KPA!Correct!Thank you so much!1- yes, you can
2- either you use 2 analog outs to the soundcard or spdif (digital) in order to be in stereo
For 2, say i have the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, how do i achieve stereo recording? Do i connect 2 analog outs to both inputs on the Focusrite?
"Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music" Serghei Rachmaninoff
Wednesday, February 29th 2012, 6:32pm
I had a quick look at the Scarlett manual, there was no mention of panning, unless I missed it. That might mean that the mono inputs stay mono so if you connect the stereo KPA it'll be summed in both outputs, ie a composite mono output signal on both output jacks.
That is if you're using it as direct monitoring, ie, not also sending the signal via a computer and audio card, which the manual says is possible.
If you want a stereo signal via USB into your DAW then of course panning can take place there.
I could be mistaken, though, I have zero experience of the Scarlett except thirty seconds in the manual.
That is if you're using it as direct monitoring, ie, not also sending the signal via a computer and audio card, which the manual says is possible.
If you want a stereo signal via USB into your DAW then of course panning can take place there.
I could be mistaken, though, I have zero experience of the Scarlett except thirty seconds in the manual.
Thursday, March 1st 2012, 5:36am
Well, off course you have to pan the 2 signals of a stereo device when running them separate. BTB...
I had a quick look at the Scarlett manual, there was no mention of panning, unless I missed it. That might mean that the mono inputs stay mono so if you connect the stereo KPA it'll be summed in both outputs, ie a composite mono output signal on both output jacks.
That is if you're using it as direct monitoring, ie, not also sending the signal via a computer and audio card, which the manual says is possible.
If you want a stereo signal via USB into your DAW then of course panning can take place there.
I could be mistaken, though, I have zero experience of the Scarlett except thirty seconds in the manual.
Thank you both! i'll report back when it's done with the KPA, i'm quite confident it should work.
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