Out and in problem?

[Osmose]

what i used to do is, hook up output 1 and 2 to the device you want to use, the devices output the to your speakers. Listen to what it sounds, dial in the settings and then plug the outputs of the device in your soundcards input, then record it..

In practise.. it is just to much of a workaround and more annoying then fun so you'll hardly do it..

Another option, get a patchbay and link two channels, with some smart cabling you can split a source and have the same signal going to your speakers as to your soundcard.

I did it with mine for a while (using a behriner patchpro) but it gave me a bit of noise.. which was highly annoying. So i chucked that out of the window when i finally got my UR44.

Really, if you wanna work with outboard gear, get one.

If you use several units, get a patchbay as well. Saves a **** ton of time and headaches :P

[thhedk]

I just realised that UR44 i a bit overkill and expensive for me, since I max use 1 microfone and most for fun stuff. So I will look for a smaller version with inserts.
I am very satisfied with the ASIO drivers on the Steinberg UR22, so I hope others have good drivers too. Any experience with these models and Reason?


http://www.4sound.dk/computer/lydkor...inger-umc204hd
http://www.4sound.dk/computer/lydkor...mplete-audio-6
http://www.4sound.dk/computer/lydkor...rlett-2i4-gen2

[Osmose]

you need at least 4 outputs, and i dont think ive seen decent interface´s with 2 in and 4 out´s, its mostly 4x4

[thhedk]

No the effect I use is only mono, but I bought this http://www.4sound.dk/computer/lydkor...rlett-6i6-gen2 because of the better connections and because the inputs are ind the back.
Will test it to night

[Osmose]

O ye, that'll do the trick!

Have fun wiht it