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Direct monitoring allows a user to listen to the input signal of the interface with near-zero latency. It takes the input signal on the interface and sends it straight to the headphone and line outputs on the device. The signal will also be sent to your DAW software allowing the input to be recorded at the same time.
- When should I use direct monitoring?
- What is ASIO direct monitoring?
- What is Direct Monitoring in Cubase?
- Does focusrite Solo have direct monitoring?
When should I use direct monitoring?
While recording, you can use direct monitoring to hear yourself using a connected set of headphones without being bothered by latency (so a delay between what you play or sing, and what you hear back as it's being recorded).
What is ASIO direct monitoring?
In ASIO Direct Monitoring mode, the monitoring is done in the audio hardware, and monitoring is controlled from Cubase. ... The latency value of the audio hardware configuration does not affect the monitor signal when using ASIO Direct Monitoring.
What is Direct Monitoring in Cubase?
If you use direct monitoring on your audio interface then the sound coming into the mic will be directly sent to both your headphones and Cubase to record. If you don't use direct monitoring then mic signal will go through Cubase first before being routed by Cubase to your headphones.
Does focusrite Solo have direct monitoring?
The Scarlett Solo is fitted with a “Direct Monitoring” option, which overcomes this problem. Setting the front panel DIRECT MONITOR switch to ON will route your input signals directly to the Scarlett Solo's headphone and main monitor outputs.
