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I have a Focusrite scarlet plugged into the the usb. I can record Audio into Logic fine and can listen back to all sounds coming from Logic through the scarlet. however i cannot here what i am playing at the time I’m playing it through the headphones.
Any advice appreciated
cheers
MacBook Pro
Do you have software monitoring enabled in Logic's Preferences/Audio Under the "General" tab.
Make sure Software Monitoring and Input Monitoring only for Focused tracks. This runs your signal through Logic's audio engine. Under the Devices tab your I/O buffer should be 128. Also, do not use Low Latency mode (if you have it on).
On a side note, the Scarlett should have a hardware Monitoring function. It means you monitor directly through the Scarlest before it goes through Logic's audio engine. Read the Scarlett manual see if they mention Low Latency Monitoring or Direct Monitoring. If you use direct monitoring Logic's software monitoring should be off.
Do you have software monitoring enabled in Logic's Preferences/Audio Under the "General" tab.
Make sure Software Monitoring and Input Monitoring only for Focused tracks. This runs your signal through Logic's audio engine. Under the Devices tab your I/O buffer should be 128. Also, do not use Low Latency mode (if you have it on).
On a side note, the Scarlett should have a hardware Monitoring function. It means you monitor directly through the Scarlest before it goes through Logic's audio engine. Read the Scarlett manual see if they mention Low Latency Monitoring or Direct Monitoring. If you use direct monitoring Logic's software monitoring should be off.
Thanks a lot. That sorted it out. Much appreciated 😀
Logic Pro X
