Berni_Armstrong wrote:
Byron wrote:
Have you actually located the screen that controls the output tha will go from the Stereo/Aux outs? Some others have suggested that you do that but I do not recall you saying you actually checked that screen. If those outs are assigned to AUX, it is a different bus than the Stereo bus.
Did you check that screen?
I don't think I know which one you mean. I thought I had found that, or rather thought the reference was to another section, but you appear to be mentioning a screen that is dedicated to that and I haven't found that, no. How do I get to it?
The screen you want to look at is found using the Pan button. When you depress that button there are 3 sub-menus. The first is the pan control. Press it again and you will see a similar screen that controls the sends to the AUX out from all the inputs and track--- Press it a third time and you get a much "less-cluttered" screen. That is the screen you want. There are two buttons, marked Stereo and AUX. Whichever one is dark tell you what is being sent to the dual-purpose Stereo/AUX outs.
If it says stereo, you get the stereo bus, at line level, (the metronome does not go to this out however). If it says AUX, then the output from the Stereo/Aux outs is the AUX bus. What gets out and the levels thereof are controlled by the second screen of which I spoke (under the Pan button). This perhaps has something to do with your situation/
Beyond that, if a signal is coming out of the headphone jack to your cans, then it is available to be patched to your computer's sound card, that way. The very same signal comes out the monitor outs (with the metronome, if you want it). Both the phones and the monitor out level are controlled by the one pot on the G, so you can adjust.
If the Aux out is how you are configured on the other pair of outs, the send can be attenuated by the individual (virtual) dials, and the complete bus has a virtual slider on the control screen.
You can also select whether the individual Aux Sends go to the bus pre or post fader.
I hope we are getting close to solving your issue.