The end result will be that you will hear on the headphones 1 out the thing you plugged on input 1(input 1 on the mixer) AND the tracks you're recording over(software return 1/2 on the mixer).Īnd the day you want to stop direct monitoring, don't forget to lower the input 1 fader on the mixer back to zero, or you'll hear the input from the software and the mixer at the same time. So, in a 'direct monitoring of input 1 on the interface' situation, you need to mute the track you want to record on in your DAW(or disable software monitoring in the DAW), raise both the Input 1 and Software return 1/2(click on the link button) on the mixer you showed us. Note that Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan (or later) is not compatible. The faders on the left represents your real inputs(the ones on the interface), those on the right represents what's coming from your recording software(1/2 usually being the 'Main Out' of your software). Its the final driver for the Fast Track Ultra version Qualified with Mac OS X 10.8.5, 10.9. If you use headphones out 1 or the main outs on the back, use Monitor 1/2 tab, and 3/4 if you use headphones out 2.

1.I guess you mean you only use INPUT 1.

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