I have my SL3 mixer connected to my PC via USB to use as an audio interface. I'm recording into Studio One 3.5. Adjusting the preamp level on the mixer affects what Studio One records, but adjusting EQ, compression etc. does not have any impact on the recorded sound in Studio One. What could I be doing wrong?
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Thanks! Is that the knob that says DAW at the top, with the pink button? It's set to Off. I'll check it later - rendering a 1-hour project just now and it's exporting at 1.2x. Ugh!
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Yes, on the console that will do the trick
As for the slow rendering that may be due to your signal flow. When you incorporate you mixer’s signal processing in your mixes it will slow rendering down to (near) real time. To make full use of your computer’s processing speed all processing needed for the rendering needs to be ‘in the box’. |
Great! It's working now with the EQ.
About the rendering: I record some audio into Studio One using the SL3 as an audio interface, but once it's in the box, how would the mixer slow down the render? |
When Studio One sees any ‘live’ input (open channels coming in e.g. via USB) during rendering then things will slow down to real time processing. I haven’t tested this in detail (never really had an issue with rendering speed) but others may have. Could be a matter of making sure that none of the channels are armed during rendering
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