![]() That is device which rely on a driver which is built into the OS. ![]() The topic discussed here was Apple dropping support for class-compliant FireWire audio devices. The issue you are encountering is likley unrelated to the topic of this thread. Okay, it sounds like I did mis-understand you. One thing that is kind of worrying, is given what I've read earlier in this thread about Apple dropping some CoreAudio firewire support in El Capitan, I'm not sure if that's related to the issue, and if it is, I may be screwed on this part. Built-In Output is enabled, but Line Out Output is currently the selected device, since I'm using external speakers (the internal speaker on a Mac tower is crap). I know it's not the speakers or the control panel that are the problems. I can see the sound activity in Mix Control, and I can see the sound activity in the MacOS Sound control panel, and I have the Line Out selected there and what appears to be the correct output routing in Mix Control, but nothing is coming out. I'm trying to get sound from my synth rack, through the Saffire, into the computer, and out to the speakers. If you are sending audio to the Saffire, you would need to connect speakers to that interface's line outputs. If you want to have audio come from those speakers, you would need to select 'Built-in Output'. The speakers that are built into your computer have their own audio interface. I may be mis-understanding but I don't believe that audio routed to the Saffire will be output from your computer's speakers. I've done the research, cleaned up everything it said to clean up, made sure all of my input and output routings are correct, but nothing is coming out. The speakers work with other audio sources (tested with Youtube), it's just the Saffire software that won't output to them. Most of it seems to work correctly, and I can get audio from the headphones without a problem, but I cannot get any audio from the computer's speakers. The example at the top of this article shows Mixes 1 and 2 aggregated together.Luchog wrote:Sorry for the thread necromancy, but I'm having an issue with my Saffire Pro 14 in El Capitan 10.11.6, with Saffire Mix Control. The mixes combine in the following way: Mix 1 with Mix 2 and vice versa, Mix 3 and 4, Mix 5 and 6, etc. ![]() However, the stereo button on the mix output aggregates that mix with the one next to it, and the mix tab at the top of the screen expands. a Channel Fader, and Mute, Solo, and Stereo buttons. The controls are essentially the same as those found in the mixer channels, i.e. The audio from the separate mix channels then goes to the mix output, which is situated at the right-hand end of the mixer section. It is also possible to name the channel by clicking in the box below the Mute and Solo buttons.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |