M1 MacBook pro + presonus studio 192 interface - universal control software - Faderport 16 + Logic Pro X + your tutorial = up and running Many thanks for all the help you have provided
This was ridiculously helpful! I’ve been trying to figure out the physical connections to a headphone amp for AGES. Never knew about the Tascam with stereo inputs. Thanks for the tip!
simply one of the best channel to improve as a mixer/engineer/producer or what ever. so much unique and helpfull content. what most people are looking for is to not waist time, but to create. this is exactly what you do. one of the best channel for musicans/logic users!!
Dude ! thank you for this. I know it's an old post, I was stuck not seeing the outputs on my busses to UA'S console so I could set up separate headphone mixes for a session. I googled for hours and got noting then at 2:00 into your video go to / the MIX/ generic to names provided my your interface. HELL YAH ! was driving me crazy, also the rest of the video was full of very valuable infoThanks !
Thanks for this excellent headphone mix tutorial, I have been doing it the way my interface suggested and it was plain stupid. This is how you do it for all who use the dual headphone outs on their interface 🙌
Excellent tutorial and I learned a few tricks along the way. I actually have a ART headlamp 6 pro and a focusrite clarett 8pre and you just answered a questions about sending stereo signals to the aux on the ART. Time to upgrade to the TASCAM i Think!! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for a really informative video, I signed up for your newsletter. That cable you showed was TRS, it would retain the left (tip) and right (ring) with a common sleeve.
I’ve been looking for a video on this for months because I couldn’t seem to get the headphone mix to play at the same time as the stereo output! I figured you always had to switch back and forth between stereo output and interface which makes it extremely difficult in a session! I’m so excited to try this out tonight !!!!!!
Great video as always! The only point I thought you'll cover is how to combine different amounts of an effect to each headphone mix, e.g. Reverb for Mix 1: Kick=-10dB, Snare=-20dB; Reverb for Mix 2: Kick=-7dB, Snare=-3dB. I'm assuming the only way is to do this is to duplicate the effect buss?
Exceptional Chis! I have only a question about latency in reverb sends situation. If we want to put a reverb in a specific HP mix through a send, it brings so much latency. So then, I activate Low latency mode. But this automatically will ignore the send because it's latency. So, we are in trouble again. I often resolve this putting the reverb as an insert and not as a send... but it's not the best solution i guess. I would apreciate if you know how to achieve the solution of this problem!
This video is super helpful. Do you have a video somewhere that outlines the pathways and cabling to get from Logic back into your interface and then from your interface to wireless IEM transmitter? Also, that Tascam headphone distribution amp seems like what I'd need, but how do I get Logic to link up with it? I don't see any clear way to connect it to your computer or to link it with another interface. Sorry if that's noob of me. Any videos on any of this would be great!
Great video, but I believe the last bit about headphone amplifiers is incorrect. Both the ART and Behringer units have stereo aux inputs, so you would use an insert cable, TRS to dual TS, and plug the TRS into the stereo aux input. Each of the TS plugs go in the left and right channel outputs, respectively, on your interface, say, output 1 and 2 for your main stereo mix. The signals are not summed, but rather are transmitted separately on each cable and at the TRS plug the left channel inputs on the TIP, the right inputs on the RING, and the SLEEVE is ground. This is how they get away without having individual mono inputs for each channel.
@@mini.masterclass I was able to confirm this works today with the ART Headamp 6 Pro. Connected the outputs of my Focusrite Saffire 56 to the stereo aux inputs on the rear side of the HeadAmp using Dual TS to TRS insert cables. Works just as the manual suggests.
Excellent! What wasnt clear was the labeling process. There was a shift select of Logic labels then you selected the radio buttons of the interface. Nothing changed. If you could clarify that it would be greatly appreciated.
Chris, it’s been awhile since I’ve parked here with your vid stuff, an it’s been my loss so to speak, yet I thought it be a good gesture to again thank you for your work and good will. Also, I’d like to talk with you, ( email is cool), about an idea to further your reach. Anyway, I need to watch your vids, perhaps you’ve addressed this idea already, With that said, here’s a refresh of the conversation: it was during one of your live streaming events, and I made a comment about musicianship and performance, (summer 2020 perhaps). If you are compelled to connect, let me know. Thanks again!
Chris, thanks! I've got four headphone mixes, as you laid out, two from my interface's headphone jacks, two from its line-outs (plugged through an old interface and a small mixer). QUESTION: What if the engineer wants to hear a musician's mix at the same time they are, switching through each one? Can this be routed within Logic?
Yes. You don't send the sends directly to an output, but to a HP Bus within Logic. You send the bus output to Main stereo out (for your reference) and you create a send to the HP output (pre fader) on the HP bus.
Super helpful! I am also using that ART headphone amp with an Allen & Heath QU-16 as an audio interface. I naively thought that i could just route some mono signals to the ART and at least boost a few key channels while we are all recording in the same room. Alas, the phase gets reversed! So adding more actually subtracts it from the mix. I eventually gave up on that out of frustration. I still haven't found a great budget solution. :( That TASCAM has potential though. :) (you turned my frown upside-down)
Best video ever. I have the Clarett+ 18 (almost exactly same as 18i20 that you talked about in the video). Both units send use channels 7/8 for the 1st headphone output on the front of the unit. When I have sends on faders ON, it all works as you detailed in this video. My question is, when I turn SEND ON FADERS to OFF, how can I hear the MAIN mix again. Because as it stands now, I can't be plugged in to the same headphone jack (jack 1) and hear both the main mix (sends on faders off) and headphone mix (sends on faders ON for that mix). Is there a way to set that up in logic? Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong on that part of it?
and last question pls.. what if i want to turn on/off a specific effects on 1 mix only without affecting the other mix.. for example, in snares, i want to turn on enveloper effects on headphone 1 mix only.. but want it off on the the main monitor and headphone 2 mix.. how can I do this? thank you sorry for having lots of questions (=
Is there a way to route the SOLO function/button to a separat output so when mixing broadcast the people wont hear me switch to solo? You could set up a crazy bus thingy but isnt there a way like we know it from pro tools?
can we send to a bus then output to that specific output? instead of sending it right away to that specific output? thanks for example: sends --> bus 10 --> output to 3/4
Thanks for your video. I have a question. I am sending all my tracks to the headphone bus as the pre-fader. When I try to record for example vocal, for the first take it is fine but when I try to record the same part again on top of the vocal as a second layer, I still hear the previwes vocal. Any solution for it?
I like singers to listen to the direct input of their mic when singing, but I would also like to send them a personalized mix. I can only send them the logic software monitor input if I want them to have a personalized mix, right?
I can not find any reviews for your “Finish the mix” course or your “Mix mentor” service. Usually there’s something on Reddit or CZcams from someone in the past that has taken a course, but I was unable to find anything for these, except for the testimonials you have on your website.
everything up to 3:45 is all I need. i have the mix sent to a guest headphone and i can adjust each channel level at the send knob. why do I need all that other stuff after?
The problem am having is I am not able to monitor in logic. I did contact art and they mention I could send stereo sum as you suggested couldn’t be sent in your video to the interface. It works seemingly but again I don’t seem to be able to monitor my mixes from the headphone amp technically to create individual mixes. I am thinking am missing something
Chris Re: the outputs on the back to create extra headphone channels. Would this method also work if you wanted to include a stereo amplifier (and Hi Fi speakers)? I have a pair of very good Focal JMLab speakers that I'd like to add to my recording/mixing system. (I have good headphones) I have an Audiofuse Studio and recently replaced my Samson speakers with Genelecs. The Genelecs sounded so much better than the Samsons that I decided to not use the Samsons as B speakers. I've trawled the internet in how to add the receiver (or just the Focals?) but with no luck.
If i understand what you're saying, you want to include a different set of speakers to your monitoring set up? Why not use a speaker selector switch? You would use you the main output of your audio interface into speaker selector then connect the speaker selector to your speaker pairs.
Bummed to hear that I'll need another headphone amplifier with multiple inputs....What happens when you plug headphones in to one of the line outputs...I assume it would be an unbalanced, or mono mix? Is there a cheaper way around this?
There's a bug in soloing with Solo Safe on a Q-send. (LP 10.7.4) You can't solo a track within a group if that group is sent to the Solo Safe'd outputs. It doesn't solo the track. Solo Mode selects the whole group (regardless of group settings) and the solo button doesn't solo. Great video though, thanks!
Argh. I'm about to give up here. This video is excellent BUT, when I go to send my 16 channels plus reverb & delay as per the instruction around the 03:47 mark and try to SEND, the drop down menue does NOT give me an Output option. What gives? I mean... I can send each channel out wherever I want, but when I try to SEND channels to "Outs" there is no "output" option available... just BUS. WTF i doin wrong?
Thanks Chris! I just have one more question, how panning works in this output send for headphone mix? Is the panning exactly like monitor mix or can we adjust the panning independently from the main monitor mix? Thanks!
@@manuellujan5625 Hi Manuel, my current audio interface doesn't allow me to route the headphone output independently with the main monitor, it just has 1 pair of output (1-2) and 1 headphone output, when I upgrade the new audio interface or get the chance to use one, I will test this feature and let you know.
Hi, thank you for you contribution to humanity, this video is very helpful. May I ask you a question about some minor issue regarding the send tab configuration. I see, when you click on the send tab, it shows the BUS option and right below it shows an OUTPUT option. In my logic it only shows the BUS option. I want to use the OUTPUT option in order to use an external effects procesor such as a Lexicon. How do you assign this OUTPUT option? Sorry for bothering with this, but I'm a little frustrated. Thank you for your time.
Hi, I have a question in regards to the section at 13:38 about more than 2 headphone mixes and using an external headphone amp. Now, my understanding is that in order to take the line outs from that Focusrite 18i20, it would need to be in stereo pairs. (E.g. Output 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, etc.) However, most cheapish headphone amps, like the Beringer HA6000, only allow one Aux input from the interface. Now, would I be able to send a mono signal from say output 1 from the interface into input 1 on the headphone mixer and just have a mono mix for each set of headphones? (E.g. Output 1 -> Input 1 headphone amp, Output 3 -> Input 2 Headphone amp, Output 5 -> Input 3 Headphone amp, etc.) Otherwise, how else would I connect that interface or indeed any interface to a single Aux Only headphone amp?
Hi there, I am facing this same dilemma now, did you ever find an answer? I've been scouring the internet for guidance. I have a Focusrite 18i20 I'd like to connect to the ART headamp 6 pro
Can someone help me I bout a pair of headphones and everytime o plug it in my interface sound only comes out one side of headphone but when I plug the headphones straight to computer it works fine ??
Okay so important question: What about when you set up a headphone mix through outs 3-4 like this, but then when you click low latency recording, it turns out 3-4 OFF on every channel as part of the low latency mode? Is there some way you can change the low latency recording settings, & be able to choose exactly what gets turned off when hit low latency mode? It seems like that would kind of defeat the purpose, but at the same time turning off the headphone mixes while trying to record vocals DEFINITELY defeats the purpose of low latency recording haha. I haven't been able to find a work-around for it so far so if you have any answers I'd love to hear them! P.s. I love your channel, it's the best LPX channel around, hands down, so thank you
I think i have seing this video like 30 times and I can't make it work :( When i do send to faders and trying to mix to an output ( stereo) doesnt work
Can't underestimate how much this video helped me understand routing to headphone mixes. Thank you so much man.
M1 MacBook pro + presonus studio 192 interface - universal control software - Faderport 16 + Logic Pro X + your tutorial = up and running Many thanks for all the help you have provided
Wow this whole video is exactly what I need at this moment! Great job!
Excellent Chris. Some functionality there that I wasn't aware of. Solid information. Thanks 🙏
Solid video... useful, clear covered all my questions (I think). Thanks, Chris!
I keep learning new techniques every time you release a tutorial. Thank you so much!
This is the greatest channel of all time.
Really really useful, thanks. This is just the sort of stuff that nobody else is doing for Logic. Superb.
Salute. Everything you post is useful info; direct and clear. Thank you brother
You are so awesome thanks for all of your hard time and free education your giving us logic users!
This was ridiculously helpful! I’ve been trying to figure out the physical connections to a headphone amp for AGES. Never knew about the Tascam with stereo inputs. Thanks for the tip!
The "control click solo to not interrupt the headphone mix" was the thing I have been looking for. Thanks!!!!
This is by far the greatest video on this subject! Thank you so much sir!
Rally useful video and clear explanation. Thanks for posting this.
Sick! Just what i was looking for. Thanks :)
simply one of the best channel to improve as a mixer/engineer/producer or what ever. so much unique and helpfull content. what most people are looking for is to not waist time, but to create. this is exactly what you do. one of the best channel for musicans/logic users!!
You do a great job of instructing. This is very helpful, thank you.
Yeah yeah helyeah!! The last years that ive been stugglin now has gone! Thanks man, amazing video!
Extremely helpful! Thanks for making this video!
That's just what I needed to know. Great, thanks!
Dude ! thank you for this. I know it's an old post, I was stuck not seeing the outputs on my busses to UA'S console so I could set up separate headphone mixes for a session. I googled for hours and got noting then at 2:00 into your video go to / the MIX/ generic to names provided my your interface. HELL YAH ! was driving me crazy, also the rest of the video was full of very valuable infoThanks !
Very helpful and answered my questions!
Wow THAT was enlighning! Just got my Motu M6 and with the Routing of Out 3&4 to one Headphone output this totally works ! Thank you very much!! 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for the wonderful masterclass..! ❤❤
Great master. 👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻
I’ve no idea about this.
Thanks for this excellent headphone mix tutorial, I have been doing it the way my interface suggested and it was plain stupid. This is how you do it for all who use the dual headphone outs on their interface 🙌
Excellent tutorial and I learned a few tricks along the way. I actually have a ART headlamp 6 pro and a focusrite clarett 8pre and you just answered a questions about sending stereo signals to the aux on the ART. Time to upgrade to the TASCAM i Think!! Thanks for sharing.
Yes Chris! Big up this man!
Thank you bro. You helped me a lot.🙏🙂
Thanks a lot! Answered one of my long lasting question.
Thank you for a really informative video, I signed up for your newsletter. That cable you showed was TRS, it would retain the left (tip) and right (ring) with a common sleeve.
Great tutorial, thank you!
THANK YOU!!! Great video and explanation
PERFECT VIDEO! Thank you!
This is so helpful, Thanks a lot!
I’ve been looking for a video on this for months because I couldn’t seem to get the headphone mix to play at the same time as the stereo output! I figured you always had to switch back and forth between stereo output and interface which makes it extremely difficult in a session! I’m so excited to try this out tonight !!!!!!
I’m not sure how you are the only one on the internet who shows how to achieve this lol. Thank you so much! Subscribed!
Clear explanation as always. This video is a must for understanding routing in Logic. Thank you so much!
i will use this for my live concerts to have different moniter mixes for my mucitians than me...❤❤
thanks a lott
Thank you for this!
omg thanks such a clear and non annoying tutorial legend
Another awesome video!
Excellent video!!!
Explained perfectly!
Great explanation!
Thank you so much!!
Wow this is so helpful.
Thnx, very useful!
Great video as always! The only point I thought you'll cover is how to combine different amounts of an effect to each headphone mix, e.g. Reverb for Mix 1: Kick=-10dB, Snare=-20dB; Reverb for Mix 2: Kick=-7dB, Snare=-3dB. I'm assuming the only way is to do this is to duplicate the effect buss?
Excellent, excellent, excellent!!!!!!
Lifesaver bro
thank you!
using focusrite control i think u can change the coupling and split the outs by choosing the custom mix option.
Nice!
Thank you
Great video!
Solved alot of my workflow with this video.. One question, how do i pan for example 3 miced drum toms while using the pre fader send?
thank you
Exceptional Chis! I have only a question about latency in reverb sends situation. If we want to put a reverb in a specific HP mix through a send, it brings so much latency. So then, I activate Low latency mode. But this automatically will ignore the send because it's latency. So, we are in trouble again. I often resolve this putting the reverb as an insert and not as a send... but it's not the best solution i guess. I would apreciate if you know how to achieve the solution of this problem!
Thank you for making this. I would do it thru the interface mixer and get mixed up.
Mega useful
thank youuuuuu!!!!
This video is super helpful. Do you have a video somewhere that outlines the pathways and cabling to get from Logic back into your interface and then from your interface to wireless IEM transmitter? Also, that Tascam headphone distribution amp seems like what I'd need, but how do I get Logic to link up with it? I don't see any clear way to connect it to your computer or to link it with another interface. Sorry if that's noob of me. Any videos on any of this would be great!
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Great video, but I believe the last bit about headphone amplifiers is incorrect. Both the ART and Behringer units have stereo aux inputs, so you would use an insert cable, TRS to dual TS, and plug the TRS into the stereo aux input. Each of the TS plugs go in the left and right channel outputs, respectively, on your interface, say, output 1 and 2 for your main stereo mix.
The signals are not summed, but rather are transmitted separately on each cable and at the TRS plug the left channel inputs on the TIP, the right inputs on the RING, and the SLEEVE is ground. This is how they get away without having individual mono inputs for each channel.
Would love to know if someone has tested this but I thought exactly the same.
@@mini.masterclass I was able to confirm this works today with the ART Headamp 6 Pro. Connected the outputs of my Focusrite Saffire 56 to the stereo aux inputs on the rear side of the HeadAmp using Dual TS to TRS insert cables. Works just as the manual suggests.
Excellent! What wasnt clear was the labeling process. There was a shift select of Logic labels then you selected the radio buttons of the interface. Nothing changed. If you could clarify that it would be greatly appreciated.
Chris, it’s been awhile since I’ve parked here with your vid stuff, an it’s been my loss so to speak, yet I thought it be a good gesture to again thank you for your work and good will. Also, I’d like to talk with you, ( email is cool), about an idea to further your reach. Anyway, I need to watch your vids, perhaps you’ve addressed this idea already, With that said, here’s a refresh of the conversation: it was during one of your live streaming events, and I made a comment about musicianship and performance, (summer 2020 perhaps). If you are compelled to connect, let me know. Thanks again!
Very helpful video. The 18i20 uses 7-8 and 9-10 as the front headphone channels, so it's either/or sadly.
Chris, thanks! I've got four headphone mixes, as you laid out, two from my interface's headphone jacks, two from its line-outs (plugged through an old interface and a small mixer). QUESTION: What if the engineer wants to hear a musician's mix at the same time they are, switching through each one? Can this be routed within Logic?
Yes. You don't send the sends directly to an output, but to a HP Bus within Logic. You send the bus output to Main stereo out (for your reference) and you create a send to the HP output (pre fader) on the HP bus.
Super helpful! I am also using that ART headphone amp with an Allen & Heath QU-16 as an audio interface. I naively thought that i could just route some mono signals to the ART and at least boost a few key channels while we are all recording in the same room. Alas, the phase gets reversed! So adding more actually subtracts it from the mix. I eventually gave up on that out of frustration. I still haven't found a great budget solution. :( That TASCAM has potential though. :) (you turned my frown upside-down)
I wonder if you can use the "more me" function on the ART for one channel as well as normal input for the other channel.
Could you also take a pair of the Scarletts outputs into a headphone amp belt pack like the Behringer Powerplay p1?
Best video ever. I have the Clarett+ 18 (almost exactly same as 18i20 that you talked about in the video). Both units send use channels 7/8 for the 1st headphone output on the front of the unit. When I have sends on faders ON, it all works as you detailed in this video. My question is, when I turn SEND ON FADERS to OFF, how can I hear the MAIN mix again. Because as it stands now, I can't be plugged in to the same headphone jack (jack 1) and hear both the main mix (sends on faders off) and headphone mix (sends on faders ON for that mix). Is there a way to set that up in logic? Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong on that part of it?
Hey , thanks for the video. Is there a way to control the cue mixes using a web interface, e.g from smartphone? (its working great in Reaper)
thanks
and last question pls.. what if i want to turn on/off a specific effects on 1 mix only without affecting the other mix..
for example, in snares, i want to turn on enveloper effects on headphone 1 mix only.. but want it off on the the main monitor and headphone 2 mix.. how can I do this? thank you sorry for having lots of questions (=
Is there a way to route the SOLO function/button to a separat output so when mixing broadcast the people wont hear me switch to solo? You could set up a crazy bus thingy but isnt there a way like we know it from pro tools?
can we send to a bus then output to that specific output? instead of sending it right away to that specific output? thanks
for example:
sends --> bus 10 --> output to 3/4
Thanks for your video. I have a question. I am sending all my tracks to the headphone bus as the pre-fader. When I try to record for example vocal, for the first take it is fine but when I try to record the same part again on top of the vocal as a second layer, I still hear the previwes vocal. Any solution for it?
is possible if i just need mono for heapdhone out?
Is there a way to use the ART Headamp to send custom mixes?
I like singers to listen to the direct input of their mic when singing, but I would also like to send them a personalized mix. I can only send them the logic software monitor input if I want them to have a personalized mix, right?
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Everything They Said ^
I can not find any reviews for your “Finish the mix” course or your “Mix mentor” service. Usually there’s something on Reddit or CZcams from someone in the past that has taken a course, but I was unable to find anything for these, except for the testimonials you have on your website.
everything up to 3:45 is all I need. i have the mix sent to a guest headphone and i can adjust each channel level at the send knob.
why do I need all that other stuff after?
How do you get monitor mixes to work in STEREO?? Mine only output in Mono
Is there a way to see what decibels the headphones are outputting?
The problem am having is I am not able to monitor in logic. I did contact art and they mention I could send stereo sum as you suggested couldn’t be sent in your video to the interface. It works seemingly but again I don’t seem to be able to monitor my mixes from the headphone amp technically to create individual mixes. I am thinking am missing something
so i need software besides logic to route the audio to my headphones?
Chris Re: the outputs on the back to create extra headphone channels. Would this method also work if you wanted to include a stereo amplifier (and Hi Fi speakers)? I have a pair of very good Focal JMLab speakers that I'd like to add to my recording/mixing system. (I have good headphones) I have an Audiofuse Studio and recently replaced my Samson speakers with Genelecs. The Genelecs sounded so much better than the Samsons that I decided to not use the Samsons as B speakers. I've trawled the internet in how to add the receiver (or just the Focals?) but with no luck.
If i understand what you're saying, you want to include a different set of speakers to your monitoring set up? Why not use a speaker selector switch? You would use you the main output of your audio interface into speaker selector then connect the speaker selector to your speaker pairs.
Can you get more than two separate mixes with this?
Bummed to hear that I'll need another headphone amplifier with multiple inputs....What happens when you plug headphones in to one of the line outputs...I assume it would be an unbalanced, or mono mix? Is there a cheaper way around this?
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼
There's a bug in soloing with Solo Safe on a Q-send. (LP 10.7.4) You can't solo a track within a group if that group is sent to the Solo Safe'd outputs. It doesn't solo the track. Solo Mode selects the whole group (regardless of group settings) and the solo button doesn't solo.
Great video though, thanks!
Hi everybody. How to create a second master channel in Logic)?
Argh. I'm about to give up here. This video is excellent BUT, when I go to send my 16 channels plus reverb & delay as per the instruction around the 03:47 mark and try to SEND, the drop down menue does NOT give me an Output option. What gives?
I mean... I can send each channel out wherever I want, but when I try to SEND channels to "Outs" there is no "output" option available... just BUS. WTF i doin wrong?
Thanks Chris! I just have one more question, how panning works in this output send for headphone mix? Is the panning exactly like monitor mix or can we adjust the panning independently from the main monitor mix? Thanks!
Hello Sir! Were you able to figure thus out by any chance?🙏🏼
@@manuellujan5625 Hi Manuel, my current audio interface doesn't allow me to route the headphone output independently with the main monitor, it just has 1 pair of output (1-2) and 1 headphone output, when I upgrade the new audio interface or get the chance to use one, I will test this feature and let you know.
Hi, thank you for you contribution to humanity, this video is very helpful.
May I ask you a question about some minor issue regarding the send tab configuration. I see, when you click on the send tab, it shows the BUS option and right below it shows an OUTPUT option. In my logic it only shows the BUS option. I want to use the OUTPUT option in order to use an external effects procesor such as a Lexicon. How do you assign this OUTPUT option?
Sorry for bothering with this, but I'm a little frustrated.
Thank you for your time.
did you ever figure it out? im having the same issue.. i wonder if it is an issue of my version being outdated (10.2.4)
no man, I think it might be the version. Mine is 10.2.0 😓@@antwoinetheencourager9874
Hi, I have a question in regards to the section at 13:38 about more than 2 headphone mixes and using an external headphone amp.
Now, my understanding is that in order to take the line outs from that Focusrite 18i20, it would need to be in stereo pairs. (E.g. Output 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, etc.)
However, most cheapish headphone amps, like the Beringer HA6000, only allow one Aux input from the interface.
Now, would I be able to send a mono signal from say output 1 from the interface into input 1 on the headphone mixer and just have a mono mix for each set of headphones?
(E.g. Output 1 -> Input 1 headphone amp, Output 3 -> Input 2 Headphone amp, Output 5 -> Input 3 Headphone amp, etc.)
Otherwise, how else would I connect that interface or indeed any interface to a single Aux Only headphone amp?
Hi there, I am facing this same dilemma now, did you ever find an answer? I've been scouring the internet for guidance. I have a Focusrite 18i20 I'd like to connect to the ART headamp 6 pro
Can someone help me I bout a pair of headphones and everytime o plug it in my interface sound only comes out one side of headphone but when I plug the headphones straight to computer it works fine ??
What interface do you have? Is the problem just when using logic or across the whole system?
Okay so important question: What about when you set up a headphone mix through outs 3-4 like this, but then when you click low latency recording, it turns out 3-4 OFF on every channel as part of the low latency mode? Is there some way you can change the low latency recording settings, & be able to choose exactly what gets turned off when hit low latency mode? It seems like that would kind of defeat the purpose, but at the same time turning off the headphone mixes while trying to record vocals DEFINITELY defeats the purpose of low latency recording haha. I haven't been able to find a work-around for it so far so if you have any answers I'd love to hear them!
P.s. I love your channel, it's the best LPX channel around, hands down, so thank you
I think i have seing this video like 30 times and I can't make it work :(
When i do send to faders and trying to mix to an output ( stereo) doesnt work
The moment you brought up sends on fader I literally and audibly said “oh *that’s* how you do that!