Both inputs are capable of being panned left or right by the DAW. That said, I use a Focusrite Saffire interface with the same setup. They set side by side and act as a Left and a Right channel. What you have to understand is the interface has 2 mono channels. it can handle stereo, and the headphone jack WILL provide a stereo output. Since there are 2 channels in and 2 channels out. That would be totally useless and I doubt that Focusrite would do that. That would be the first interface I've ever seen that doesn't provide monitoring in stereo, pr more accurately, monitoring of both mono channels at the same time. you mean to tell me that if you plug in a set of stereo headphones, and listen to the playback or the realtime feed, all you can get is MONO? MAY BE SOMEONE OWNS A 2i2 AND CAN GIVE SOME HINT? So, anyone know a way to get stereo monitoring? may be some soft or driver?
To get stereo monitoring, you must have a stereo source. Maybe someone else who works alot with midi can elaborate further on midi and stereo.īelieve me, it does not. It's one of those things I never tried to do of had a need to do. I've never tried to get stereo from midi and don't know if it's possible. With midi, I'm not sure if you can even get stereo from it.
For audio on the 2i2, that means having a left and a right output from the keyboard and putting one into the 2i2's right channel and the other into the left channel. To get a digital keyboard to echo back, you will likely need to either run it's audio outputs into the audio inputs in the Focusrite or have a DAW running where you have a sampler set up and running from the keyboard's midi input. IN fact, if you set the Focusrite up properly, and let it be the DEFAULT sound card, you don't even need any software running for it to echo the audio inputs back to your speakers in real time. It's my only sound card in the custom built DAW.Īll of the Focusrite interfaces should be able to do this. I have my Focusrite set up as my default soundcard.
In Sonar, it's really easy to hear what you're doing in real time. Some software packages are more capable than others, so be aware of that upfront. Most of the midi based functions are done in a DAW or in the various music software. Be sure to use the ASIO driver with the 2i2. Since the interface has 2 channels, it can and does monitor in stereo. Nice quality and you should easily be able to monitor in stereo. but maybe someone knows a way around this, messing around with some software/driver perhaps?Īny ideas are welcome! As well as suggesting other usb interfaces in the same pricerange that you know can monitor in stereo.įocusrite is a good brand. I´ve read 2i2 only gives mono when direct mon. Hello! Is it possible to get stereo in direct monitoring a digital piano thru a scarlett 2i2?
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