khanser

I know, it's making me nuts! My Focusrite works great with Zoom, and so it seems another interface, any other interface - say, the Stomp - SHOULD work! It must be something as simple as an output setting on the Stomp. Still, like the OP, Rowbi, I get a signal in ALL other DAWs, so why not in Zoom??

Similar situation: First, I have success when running mics in to my Focusrite 18i20, and USB out from the interface and in to my computer. DAWs recognize the interface, hear the signal, and sounds great when using Zoom. But I want to add some effects to the signal. So after unsuccessfully trying to enter my HX Stomp in the mix described above, I tried this: Mics go in to a simple 2-channel Mackie analog mixer (because the mics need power), main out to my HX Stomp, USB out of the Stomp and in to my computer. Again, any of my DAWs recognize the ASIO, and hear the signal (sounds great). Then I open Zoom... Zoom recognizes the Stomp as an ASIO device, and shows up as a selectee in "microphones". But that's the end of it. Once I select it as my desired mic input, it won't work. Why, why, why??? Thanks, Kirk

Hi - Like so many, I'm a teacher who suddenly has been thrust into the world of online applied lesson instruction. I use Zoom (the software for online meetings), and so far my setup has been two condenser mics for my acoustic guitar, into a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20, and into my computer via USB. Sounds terrific for teaching. However, I have some online performances coming up, and want to have some more control of my sound than just what is coming out of the interface. Can anyone help me figure out how to properly add my HX Stomp to my signal path? In this instance, I just need the use of the EFFECTS from the HX Stomp - no amp modeling or anything. Just can't figure this out - just swamped and overwhelmed by everything else - and feeling kinda dumb at the moment...! I can set up the effects I need, just need some guidance on the signal path. Thank you!!