i was playing around with my project config last night, trying to find ways to conserve DSP.
the STM2448 uses quite a bit of DSP, and with 20-24 channels connected i start to run out of headroom, especially with compression and the like on each channel.
in cubase i have many audio files (drums) that are in mono. they are being bussed out of cubase as a mono channel (although on the output bus portion of the mixer it is represented as a stereo pair, which i don't understand as these are mono files), and in SFP each channel is represented as a stereo pair, thus requiring a stereo connection with the STM2448.
is it possible to set up the ASIO outputs in SFP to be mono for selected channels as they relate to the busses in cubase?
i went through the SX manual for an hour last night, and it doesn't look like i can make the output busses in the mixer mono. maybe i missed it somewhere...
and even if i could, how can i change the ASIO outputs in SFP to mono for drum channels?
it would seem i could conserve DSP this way, and drums IMO need to stay mono throughout the signal path. i record them in mono, and i want them spit out that way as well.
is this even possible, or are the ASIO outputs always represented as a stereo pair in SFP?
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: AEP on 2004-06-04 08:49 ]</font>
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: AEP on 2004-06-04 08:50 ]</font>
Question regarding SX outputs as they relate to ASIO module
just take one side of the ASIO SP module...
BTW you CAN use each Cubase bus in a mono way, just lead a mono channel to a bus with channel panning max left or right.
You can also bundle sounds this way to left or right output of the bus.
In SP you must chain the L and R side to the mixer's mono channels
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hubird on 2004-06-04 09:26 ]</font>
BTW you CAN use each Cubase bus in a mono way, just lead a mono channel to a bus with channel panning max left or right.
You can also bundle sounds this way to left or right output of the bus.
In SP you must chain the L and R side to the mixer's mono channels

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: hubird on 2004-06-04 09:26 ]</font>