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Ant_222 Just Startin' 6 posts since
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Aug 11, 2012 3:08 PM

How to monitor during recording?

Hello all,

 

I am using SoundForge 7.0 to record from mikes via UX2, and can't find a way to set up the system (Windows mixer, SoundForge, and UX2) to be able to hear the sound being input from the mikes in the headphones. I can hear the recording only when I play it back. Can you help me?

 

Anton

  • Triryche Expert Line 6 User 3,698 posts since
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    Aug 13, 2012 6:32 AM (in response to Ant_222)
    Re: How to monitor during recording?

    Plug your headphones into the UX2.

  • Triryche Expert Line 6 User 3,698 posts since
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    Aug 13, 2012 7:07 AM (in response to Ant_222)
    Re: How to monitor during recording?

    And the UX is selected as your sound device?

  • Triryche Expert Line 6 User 3,698 posts since
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    Aug 20, 2012 6:40 AM (in response to Ant_222)
    Re: How to monitor during recording?

    Are you launching POD Farm standalone (not the plug-in within Sound Forge)?

     

    In Sound Forge for record and playback does it indicate ASIO?

     

     

    I would contact Line6 directly via a support ticket or call:

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      • Mavril Just Startin' 8 posts since
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        Aug 20, 2012 8:43 AM (in response to Ant_222)
        Re: How to monitor during recording?

        I've never used Soundforge 7.0 but I have used 8 and 10. You are correct that when you set up your audio device that you must perform a self test and determine your latency etc... when you arm for record, a separate window pops up and should display the faux LED bars. If you can see these levels then you know you are able to direct monitor (which is what you want to do). As you mentioned, there should be a check box in the window at the bottom  left to feed that signal back to your output bus (whether that is your monitors or headphones). By default this box is unchecked but should be there to check.

         

        If you do not see this box, check your soundcard setup in Soundforge, it doesn't matter if the card is ASIO or any other type of card, your hardware should be able to reroute the direct signal back to the output bus. I remember a card I had back in the 90s that i had to physically route with an external cable but that was several generations of technology ago and I would be shocked if the UX2 abondoned this feature.

         

        Anyone owner's confirm that direct monitoring is possible with the UX2?

         

        Also can you please list the other hardware you are using? i.e laptop, pc, version of windows etc... it will help to funnel down the possibilities.

  • Triryche Expert Line 6 User 3,698 posts since
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    Aug 27, 2012 6:56 AM (in response to Ant_222)
    Re: How to monitor during recording?

    You would need to launch POD Farm to monitor the inputs.

    Or you can try turning on "Monitoring" in SF (make be called something different) but it will likely introduce latency.

    The recording will not have latency, just the monitoring.

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