Hi Jason! Thank you for the video. I am using the same process in logic to record processed and unprocessed signals through my UAD x8p. I am here from the RME world and was wondering if there is a way to record more than 2 ST.AUX/4MONO AUX into your DAW through soft patching like in this video. Many thanks :)
Since you said it's pretty much a bus, I'm curious if there's a way to adjust how much you're sending to it. Your routing works really well, but I ran into an issue when checking a mix that sounded like it was heavily clipping, but in reality wasn't. Switched it back to default and it was fine. Anyone else run into something similar?
The AUX is a bus, yes. You can adjust how much volume you are sending it by setting your send to pre-fader. Id have to see your exact setup to tell you whats going on but the first thing I would do is figure out if youre sending pre or post fader into the AUX. Then Id have to see where you are monitoring your signal and why youre hearing clipping. That could be a dozen different things.
Hi Jason, I have connected a DIGI003 as ADAT and I can see these inputs in Apollo console- I have apollo twin. However I am not getting any audio signal in Logic pro X Kindly help
Sorry, but I dont own either of those pieces of gear. I dont know what you mean about "not getting any audio signal in Logic". This video is about recording AUX channels in your DAW. This video is not about "how to use ADAT".
What is "them all"? And which input 1 are you talking about? If "them all" is the AUX channels, you can choose what audio channel from Console gets routed to "input 1" of your DAW by selecting that specific thing to be in the "ch 1" input slot of the UAD Console Settings menu in the I/O Matrix. So you would make "ch 1" the AUX1 Left or AUX1 Right or AUX2 Left or AUX 2 Right. "ch1" on the I/O Matrix represents whatever your DAW will think is "Input 1". You cant route all 4 AUX channels to a single mono audio channel, so maybe Im misunderstanding what youre saying.
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Hi Jason! Thank you for the video. I am using the same process in logic to record processed and unprocessed signals through my UAD x8p. I am here from the RME world and was wondering if there is a way to record more than 2 ST.AUX/4MONO AUX into your DAW through soft patching like in this video. Many thanks :)
UAD doesnt allow you to split the stereo AUX channels, unfortunately.
Since you said it's pretty much a bus, I'm curious if there's a way to adjust how much you're sending to it. Your routing works really well, but I ran into an issue when checking a mix that sounded like it was heavily clipping, but in reality wasn't. Switched it back to default and it was fine. Anyone else run into something similar?
The AUX is a bus, yes. You can adjust how much volume you are sending it by setting your send to pre-fader. Id have to see your exact setup to tell you whats going on but the first thing I would do is figure out if youre sending pre or post fader into the AUX.
Then Id have to see where you are monitoring your signal and why youre hearing clipping. That could be a dozen different things.
@@jasonzdora Appreciate your response!
Hi Jason, I have connected a DIGI003 as ADAT and I can see these inputs in Apollo console- I have apollo twin. However I am not getting any audio signal in Logic pro X
Kindly help
Sorry, but I dont own either of those pieces of gear. I dont know what you mean about "not getting any audio signal in Logic".
This video is about recording AUX channels in your DAW. This video is not about "how to use ADAT".
Is there a way to have them all in input 1?
What is "them all"? And which input 1 are you talking about?
If "them all" is the AUX channels, you can choose what audio channel from Console gets routed to "input 1" of your DAW by selecting that specific thing to be in the "ch 1" input slot of the UAD Console Settings menu in the I/O Matrix. So you would make "ch 1" the AUX1 Left or AUX1 Right or AUX2 Left or AUX 2 Right. "ch1" on the I/O Matrix represents whatever your DAW will think is "Input 1".
You cant route all 4 AUX channels to a single mono audio channel, so maybe Im misunderstanding what youre saying.