Issue wiht X1 and new hardware
Hi All,
I just recently purchased an M-audio profire 2626 and having a bit of difficulty with it, and getting it to work properly within X1. For whatever reason, I can't get the guitars to pan left or right.. If I do a hard pan (100% left or right) the volume raises in 1 speaker, but there is still sound coming out of both(they still sound almost identical in volume). The Profire 2626 comes with a software mixer and this thing is beyond confusing!!!! In the software mixer, if I pan the guitars left or right, it works..but if I do it in Sonar, it doesn't happen. Is there a way to make Sonar completely ignore the software mixer and use itself for this sort of thing?
I just switched from the fast track pro USB and I had absolutely no issues at all...then again, it was pretty basic and simple. I understand that this is a professional piece of equipment, but the software that installs with the profire is difficult to understand
(And yes, I have read the manual to resolve this many times..no luck) I had no idea it was going to be this complicated. Within the software there is a router section where you can enable and disable analog ports and route them to the places you would like them to go. I am using the analog instrument port (port 1) on the front of the device, so in this routing tab, analog 1/2 are set to the "mixer out" which allows the output volume to be controlled by this main volume control (duh!)
The main issue here is the mixer.. Inside Sonar, I have the master bus set to "M-audio profire ASIO FW 2626 SW Return 1". There are 26 sends and returns in all which is seen by Sonar, so I disabled all but 1..which is software return 1...which is hopefully the only thing I would be getting. 1 input in, 1 input out..simple?!
I am beyond confused here.. I have looked all over the settings and see nothing about bypassing this mixer and using Sonar for the main control. If anyone has any suggestions, please help.
My system specs:
Win 7 x64
8gb ram
Intel dual quad I7 930 2.80ghz
Sonar X1
Thanks guys, really would appreciate the assistance.