MOTU Ultralite MK3 headphone output

Hi All

I would appreciate some assistance if anybody has been through this problem.

I am unable (despite reading the manual) to get my output from logic pro 8 to outputs 7+8 on the Mk3 (for my headphone amp) unless I change the all the channel outputs within the Logic mixer to the corresponding channel outputs for 7+8.

I would like to have my Uktralite Mk3 send (via a bus?) the output from the Main outputs also to outputs 7+8 where I will connect my headphone amplifier. I have tried to work though this but it's driving me nuts. I would appreciate the indivual steps to make this happen.

I am a newbie so I apologise if this is basic stuff.

Thanks

Craig
Egypt
Thanks

iMac, Mac OS X (10.5.7)

Posted on Jun 28, 2009 9:25 AM

17 replies

Caramby

Level 4

1,523 points

Jul 5, 2009 3:33 PM in response to Caramby

(Wrong model — it was actually a Synthi 1000. The 100 was quite small, & wouldn't fill a room!)

Jul 15, 2009 3:12 AM in response to Craig Egypt

Well, I just picked up a used Ultralite, and I have to say I'm disappointed in Cuemix. I was supposedly "upgrading" from an M-Audio FW410. The M-Audio equivalent to Cuemix is much more flexible, providing entirely separate banks for all input channles, software return channels, and output channels. It allows mapping any input to any output(s), including phones. I was able to mix software returns and mic inputs for my recording sessions entirely from the control panel, leaving my DAW to focus on what it does best - record and mix tracks.

Cuemix is really just one stage of a true mixer - the hardware input stage. The output stage is missing, as is any control of software channels. Anyone know if this is just a software issue, or is it a limitation of the MOTU hardware?

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MOTU Ultralite MK3 headphone output