barrynz
09-21-2006, 07:56 AM
Firstly, nice to see an official M-Audio forum...Thanks David...
This may seem a very simple question, but I have searched around and cannot find any reference to this problem....manuals, FAQ or Googling
Basically, I would like to route audio outs back into the inputs..For example, if I am playing a midifile (or any media) off my hardrive, say for example, out of Outs 1+2, I would like to be able to record that audio into an application..in this instance Audition.
This I was able to achieve internally using my previous card..a Delta 410, if I recall correctly, by unmuting the Line In fader on the Windows Mixer Panel. Trouble is, with the Firewire410, the Recording page of the Windows mixer has no faders..the playback page has only 3... wav, swsynth and CDplayer.
Is this a windows fault or do the M-Audio drivers not allow the windows mixer. Or is there a function I'm missing in the M-Audio mixer.?
I guess I can patch outputs back to inputs externally, probably creating some sort of feedback loop in the process..:-)...But I am hoping there is a very simple overlooked solution, or that somehow I have missed the relevant instructions.
Any help appreciated.
WinXP Pro
M-Audio 5.10.0.5034 drivers
No other soundcard installed.
This may seem a very simple question, but I have searched around and cannot find any reference to this problem....manuals, FAQ or Googling
Basically, I would like to route audio outs back into the inputs..For example, if I am playing a midifile (or any media) off my hardrive, say for example, out of Outs 1+2, I would like to be able to record that audio into an application..in this instance Audition.
This I was able to achieve internally using my previous card..a Delta 410, if I recall correctly, by unmuting the Line In fader on the Windows Mixer Panel. Trouble is, with the Firewire410, the Recording page of the Windows mixer has no faders..the playback page has only 3... wav, swsynth and CDplayer.
Is this a windows fault or do the M-Audio drivers not allow the windows mixer. Or is there a function I'm missing in the M-Audio mixer.?
I guess I can patch outputs back to inputs externally, probably creating some sort of feedback loop in the process..:-)...But I am hoping there is a very simple overlooked solution, or that somehow I have missed the relevant instructions.
Any help appreciated.
WinXP Pro
M-Audio 5.10.0.5034 drivers
No other soundcard installed.