Sorry that wasn't more clear, I will try to explain...
I record through ASIO using Adobe Audition, and I am able to set the default output in Windows to be the main mix for all channels. This makes sending to Skype both my mic feed and whatever audio might be playing on the computer as I can set it to receive audio using the main mix as its "mic".
I will check out that other info, this is all very educational! Thanks everyone!
On Nov 28, 2010 9:42 AM, "Rainer Straschill" <
moinsound@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> my reply has several parts:
> First, I don't understand what you mean by "I can record off of the
> ASIO". Could you perhaps describe in a little bit more depth how the
> signals run on the computer/MOTU interface (i.e. which software, what is
> used for recording etc.)?
>
> Then, I cannot believe that the MAudio does not allow you to select the
> tracks independently - meaning the behaviour you describe is possibly
> some setup or driver issue. If you are content with the interface
> otherwise, perhaps check that again - possibly only the MME drivers have
> been installed (and the ASIO drivers are missing), or you accidentally
> connected the interface to USB1.1 (or it is recoginzed as such by your
> computer), so the interface acts as a one-input/one-output interface due
> to the low USB1.1 bandwidth?
>
> Third thing: whatever you do, try to connect different computers via
> SPDIF. It makes life so much simpler.
>
> Yours,
>
> Rainer
>
> ps: if you really want another interface - what's your budget?
> Otherwise, you might get more of the recommendations like Anthony's, or
> mine (RME Fireface UFX looks sweet ;). Depending on what you want to do,
> I would not suggest the TC interface - they tend to have issues with
> their drivers (last week's MSSS essentially broke down due to a driver
> update), and suffer from bad low-latency performance in general. Then
> again, for more studio-oriented work (where latency is usually not an
> issue), they may work fine (audio quality is outstanding).
>
> Jeffery Duke schrieb:
>> I presently have a MOTU 896HD firewire interface which I use for
>> podcasting. It works great because I can record off of the ASIO while
>> I set the output to the main mix, in order to send to Skype and record
>> it at the same time.
>>
>> So I decided to pick up a new unit, a M-Audio Fast Track Ultra, which
>> would be great, except in the Windows driver assignment, I don't have
>> the option to pick which channel/mix to assign, it's just, "Output" or
>> "Input". The MOTU has all of the channels broken out along with the
>> Mix for playback.
>
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