getting Logic master to send to both 1-2 and 3-4 at the same time

In Logic you could just setup additional sends of your Audio tracks using the send knobs and send the signal to a Bus. Set the outputs of that Bus to 3-4 and you'll have your signal played through 1-2 as well as 3-4.
In iTunes you'll have to configure your outputs using the Audio Midi setup of your Mac - switch the Main outputs of your Mac to 3-4 rather than 1-2.

Sampleconstruct wrote:
In Logic you could just setup additional sends of your Audio tracks using the send knobs and send the signal to a Bus. Set the outputs of that Bus to 3-4 and you'll have your signal played through 1-2 as well as 3-4.

Also, if any of the audio tracks used sends (reverb on a bus..etc) those would also have to be sent to the same bus as the audio tracks.

panleft-

Pancenter wrote:

Sampleconstruct wrote:
In Logic you could just setup additional sends of your Audio tracks using the send knobs and send the signal to a Bus. Set the outputs of that Bus to 3-4 and you'll have your signal played through 1-2 as well as 3-4.

Also, if any of the audio tracks used sends (reverb on a bus..etc) those would also have to be sent to the same bus as the audio tracks.

panleft-

How about routing all the outputs that are currently on Output 1-2 to a bus first then:

Option 1: Switching that bus's output between outputs 1-2 and 3-4 (for A/B comparisons)

or

Option 2: Use the Send on that bus's output to another bus, route that second bus's output to 3-4 (so both busses are sending audio to both sets of speakers simultaneously).

As an alternative, the Mackie Big Knob is a great hardware solution for routing a signal to 3 sets of speakers, allowing you to switch among them with simple button presses.

-droo

For doing that in a faster and easy way (without loosing BUSS/Aux and reverbs returns), just put on the Master 1-2 insert the I/O plugin... assign the desidered stereo output on the I/O plugin setting.


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Check if you need to select the input 1-2... I'm not sure but maybe it works without needs to select input because it is just on the Master 1-2 insert.
maybe you need also to Mute the 1-2 master out!

fermusic

Sorry, I don't read the question well... anyway

if you need to have tha same signal on all OUTs you can try to "unmute" the master 1-2

Fermusic

I have rigth now tested on my system ... the only way to route the same signal to 1-2 + 3-4 different master Outs is... using BUS...

or you must connect real cables (also ADAT) over than your audio interface; if you do that you can route the signal over all of your audio device Outputs

Fermusic

Option 2: Use the Send on that bus's output to another bus, route that second bus's output to 3-4 (so both busses are sending audio to both sets of speakers simultaneously).

in any case I/O plugin can be used for that)
... you cannot have the same signal simultaneosly on both OUTs but you can switch instantly to the second speakers monitors pair.

G

Message was edited by: fermusic