Focusrite scarlett solo loopback drivers#
Focusrite scarlett solo loopback driver#

This is the option for your Focusrite Scarlett Solo audio interface.

You see the list box open, and you need to find the option for 'Scarlett Solo USB' (pictured below with arrow). Click the Audio Input Device list box (pictured below with arrow). You should now be looking at Step 2 of the audio setup wizard. To reach this point, you should have just just connected your audio interface and all of your audio gear and instruments, and started the audio setup wizard as explained in this help article. It's not about the simple solution of stopping the audio from the VLC player or youtube video using the stop or pause function available there.Modified on: Sat, 30 Jan, 2021 at 2:33 PM My aim is to separate the audio signals in Cakewalk and leave only one loopback setting in Focusrite Control. If I assign the audio signals in Focusrite Control, it is possible to switch between loopback 1-2 and loopback 2-3 and assign them to the individual audio tracks in Cakewalk. Is there a possibility to separate the audio signals in Cakewalk with separate audio tracks using a VST-plugin (or any other software) or to assign the audio signals to separate audio tracks ? If I watch a youtube file via the browser and play a piece of music with the VLC player at the same time, then both audio signals overlap in Windows, i.e. Switch back to CbB and hit 'R' for record on the audio track you just created. Create an audio track with it's input set to 'IN: Stereo Focusrite USB ASIO Loop 1'.

Focusrite scarlett solo loopback driver#

In other words if the YouTube audio stream is present at the Focusrite outputs 1-2, then that audio can be captured by Cakewalk by BandLab using the input driver 'IN: Stereo Focusrite USB ASIO Loop 1'. Loopback is simply taking the audio present at the outputs 1-2 of the Focusrite and looping it back into the loopback input drivers. You can capture audio from YouTube using the loopback function. I want to process the recorded audio stream via loopback. How can I record audio streams like youtube or desktop audio in cakewalk ? I do not mean the file import function from the file menu. In this context I have a deeper question: This obviously means the outputs of your Master Bus must be routed to outputs 1-2 of the Focusrite. So any audio that is present at outputs1-2 can be recorded into CbB using the Loopback feature.

You could also use the Freeze function for this. When finished you have a mono audio track of the bass guitar. Arm the new audio track for recording and press 'R'. Solo the bass VSTi track you programmed, remember Loopback records the audio going through outputs 1-2 of the Scarlett, in this case it will be recording output 1 which is the Left Loopback. Since this bass track is mono you can choose either the Left or Right Loopback, so 'IN: Left Focusrite USB ASIO Loop 1'. If after you programmed a bass track using a virtual synth and you want to convert it to an audio clip you can use the Loopback feature. Of course you could export the file and re-import which would be the same.Īnother example is if you want to convert a VSTi into an audio track. For example, after you have finished a mix you may want to record a stereo file back into your project, to do this create a new stereo track, choose IN: Stereo Focusrite USB ASIO Loop 1, arm the track for recording, press 'R' to record. Loopback is for recording whatever you are hearing through the Scarlett (outputs 1-2).

Focusrite scarlett solo loopback drivers#

Hello Rainer, firstly you should use the ASIO drivers from the Focusrite site as you noted above, and go to Windows Settings> Sounds and enter the Scarlett as your output device, that will tell Windows to use your Scarlett for YouTube.