From what I have gathered from the forum I have the correct setup but headphone cueing is still not working with me in traktor scratch pro.
Settings:
-Audio Device: ASIO AudioFire
-Output Routing:
Mixing Mode: Internal
Output Monitor
L 3: Analog out 3
R 4: Analog out 4
Output Master
L 1: Analog out 1
R 2: Analog out 2
Input Routing: Everything set as "not connected"
Speakers and cross fading are working fine it's just the headphone cueing that does not work.
Yes I read the manual and no help.
Note:
When I switch 1&2 with 3&4 and vice versa pressing the headphone cue button on my vci100se causes both my headphones and speakers to jump to full volume.
Also, with the above configuration, I hear the same thing from my speakers and headphones.
Connectivity:
Laptop headphone jack out to SPDIF input
Computer speakers jack plugged into Audiofire Output 1
Headphones plugged into headphone jack which is in the front of the Audiofire w the preamps
I'm using an Audiofire 2 and headphone cueing works with traktor pro.
My settings in traktor
Output monitor L Playback 3
R Playback 4
Output Master L Playback 1
R Playback 2
Check your settings in audiofire console,
Playback 1 & 2 analog out
Playback 3 & 4 Headphones
Why do you have Laptop headphone jack out to SPDIF input?
Hey Mole-
I opened the audiofire console and could not find the settings to specify analog out vs headphones. All I see is the green/yellow/red volume bars going up and down as the music plays. I think our traktor settings are the same so the problem must be in the audiofire console.
Also, if I do not connect my headhone jack out to SPDIF input how else am I supposed to get the music to the soundcard?
*noob alert* :)
the music gets to the soundcard from the workstation/notebook via the firewire plus at the back.
the spdif out or 1/4 inch line outputs shoudl then go to your mixer or amp and then to speakers.
headphones would be plugged into a headphone jack - typically located at the front.. this is probably your problem if your pluggin them in the back
image can be found here > http://www.echoaudio.com/products/Fi...4_both_big.jpg
make sure you have the phones volume turned up and plugged in to the 1/8 jack under the word phones.
hope that helps..
The firewire connection to the audiofire is all you need, disconnect the spdif.
Here is the manual
http://www.echoaudio.com/Downloads/M...ual%20v2.0.pdf
According to that analog outputs 1 & 2 are monitored with headphones so you should set those in traktor as monitor and 3 & 4 as master.
Try the cue button in software first in case there's something wrong with your midi settings.
You do have your channel fader at 0 when you cue right?, because you will hear the same thing through phones and speakers if you don't.
BTW if your have only connected output 1 to your speakers thats a single channel so mono only.
Audio Device: Asio AudioFire
Mixing Mode: Internal
Monitor output: 1/2
Master output: 3/4 or 5/6
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mole
Thanks I disconnected the extraneous spdif cable.
I have the settings as it is written in the manual (monitored 1&2, master 3&4) and they give me the following result:
When Deck A channel fader is at zero (all the way down) and the cross fader is all the way right (so only Deck B is audible) when I press cue on the vci100se or in traktor pro I can suddenly hear Deck A louder than Deck B over the speakers and headphones even though it should be silenced over the speakers since the channel fader is at zero.
What am I doing wrong?
Mole mentioned to ensure my settings are:
Playback 1 & 2 analog out
Playback 3 & 4 Headphones
But in my console for audiofire 4 I am not able to specify those settings. I simply have volume meters and under the settings tab I can only change sample rate, buffer size, clock source, and spdif format.
Any ideas?