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Can I use more than one audio device at a time ...
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Using Multiple Audio Interfaces Together - Sound on Sound
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Interfaces With Multi-device Support. M-Audio's Delta range has supported up …
How can I use more than one audio interface on Windows?
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Unfortunately because of the way it is created on Windows, ASIO is only capable of supporting a maximum of one audio interface for input and output at any one time. This means that it is usually effectively impossible to combine or "aggregate" two or more professional audio interfaces when using Windows. Since many Digital Audio Workstation applications can only …
How to Use Multiple Audio Interfaces Simultaneously - …
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Expand your studios I/O by combining different audio interfaces! No ADAT or interconnectivity required between the two devices! Simply plug both into your co...
Q. How can I use multiple audio interfaces together?
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Combining two or more audio interfaces from the same manufacturer into a single ‘super interface’ with more inputs and outputs requires an ASIO ‘multi-device’ driver. Many audio interface manufacturers offer such drivers (typically supporting up to four devices), so that you can increase your I/O complement easily as your recording and playback requirements become …
How To Set Up And Use Multiple Audio Outputs On …
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Configure steps to use multiple audio outputs Windows 10 when opening a specific app: Right click on the sound volume icon in the system tray at bottom right. Select Open Sound Settings from the pop-up menu. Navigate to the Advanced sound options (or Other sound options) section in the right pane. Click App volume and devices preferences under it.
Can I use more than one audio device at a time ...
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answered Oct 31, 2018 by gottfriedbergmair (14,290 points) Using two different audio interfaces at the same time for recording AND playback in a single audio program like Studio One: Windows: No! Mac: Yes. However, in windows you can use different audio interfaces in different audio programs: For example: AI-A in Studio One for recording and playback AND AI …
Using multiple audio interfaces - Cubase - Steinberg Forums
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I have tried searching for info on this but it seems there is very limited info on this subject, so I’m hoping someone can provide some input. I’m currently running Cubase AI 9.5 with a UR44. I would like to add 1-2 more UR44 unit(s) or perhaps a combo of 1x UR824 to my 1 x UR44 to my system to expand it to allow live recording of my band and other recording …
Using Aggregate Devices and multiple audio interfaces ...
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On Mac, it is possible to choose different interfaces as Input and Output device in Live. It's also possible to combine multiple audio interfaces into an aggregate device at a system level. Creating an aggregate device is a way to group multiple audio interfaces into one virtual device so that Live can communicate with a single, solitary virtual audio interface.
Can I use more than one audio interface at a time ...
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Not natively no. You can't configure multiple interfaces to be active at once in Live itself. On mac you can make "aggregate" interfaces in OSX which combine interfaces, then select that aggregate in Ableton. It's sort of a work around, depending on what you're doing. Not sure if there's any 3rd party thing that will do that in Windows though.
PreSonus Forums | multiple audio interfaces | Studio One ...
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In Studio One you can set up Templates... I have several for using 2 interfaces... set up your interfaces and I/O structure and set up a studio one session... save this as a template and then simply select it before you start a session... I set up several different session type Templates so it is always a simple click to get it going.
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