Estou tendo problemas com o áudio que vem do Ecamm live para a mesa de som behringer xr18, toda vez que utilizo os controles deslizantes dos efeitos ou dos vídeos em background esse controle torna-se inconsistente, ja utilizei com outras interfaces e nunca tive esse problema. Seria isso um problema de driver da mesa de som ou incompatibilidade do Ecamm? Alguma sugestão? OBs.: Todo o audio do Mac é transferido automaticamente para o canal aux da mesa e esse vai para o L/R Se eu tocar qualquer audio em qualquer outro software com controle de volume nao tenho nenhuma inconsistência nesse mesmo canal.
I'm having some audio issues with the behringer xr18 mixer and the ecamm software audio, every time I use the sliders in 'sound effects' or 'movie' in the ecamm audio control window this control it's not smooth, the volume change is stuck or it just doesn't work.
First: Thanks for the reply. There is no way to listen to the music on the headphones without sending the audio coming from the xr18 auxiliary channel to the main output (L/R), so ecamm feeds back the same source, but even if I choose another input source on ecamm(stopping the feedback) the audio control on ecamm is still inconsistent, even if I stop sending the aux signal to the main L/R xr18 output (stopping the feedback) the inconsistency remains, I tried practically everything, the only option that partially solved it was to use "loopback" software like audio monitoring on ecamm, but it caused a bit of audio latency. So for me it is clear that it is some incompatibility in the way the software works, there is nothing wrong with the hardware.
@@AmazeStudios You were right about the feedback loop, using the mixer buses as an output source for ecamm resulted in me not getting loop feedback from the background music, but that didn't solve the issue shown in this video. itself, it wasn't audio echo cancellation, to solve it I just changed the mixer's operating mode from 18 channels to only 2 channels L/R. Anyway, your tip was also helpful. Thank you!
Issue solved!
I just changed the USB operating mode of the audio interface to only 2 channels (L/R) instead of 18 channels.
Estou tendo problemas com o áudio que vem do Ecamm live para a mesa de som behringer xr18, toda vez que utilizo os controles deslizantes dos efeitos ou dos vídeos em background esse controle torna-se inconsistente, ja utilizei com outras interfaces e nunca tive esse problema.
Seria isso um problema de driver da mesa de som ou incompatibilidade do Ecamm?
Alguma sugestão?
OBs.: Todo o audio do Mac é transferido automaticamente para o canal aux da mesa e esse vai para o L/R
Se eu tocar qualquer audio em qualquer outro software com controle de volume nao tenho nenhuma inconsistência nesse mesmo canal.
I'm having some audio issues with the behringer xr18 mixer and the ecamm software audio, every time I use the sliders in 'sound effects' or 'movie' in the ecamm audio control window this control it's not smooth, the volume change is stuck or it just doesn't work.
You are looping back the same source audio back into Ecamm. It's probably the echo cancellation at work.
First: Thanks for the reply.
There is no way to listen to the music on the headphones without sending the audio coming from the xr18 auxiliary channel to the main output (L/R), so ecamm feeds back the same source, but even if I choose another input source on ecamm(stopping the feedback) the audio control on ecamm is still inconsistent, even if I stop sending the aux signal to the main L/R xr18 output (stopping the feedback) the inconsistency remains, I tried practically everything, the only option that partially solved it was to use "loopback" software like audio monitoring on ecamm, but it caused a bit of audio latency.
So for me it is clear that it is some incompatibility in the way the software works, there is nothing wrong with the hardware.
@@kabassa I’d say make a mixminus bus and have that go to the aux back to ecamm.
@@AmazeStudios You were right about the feedback loop, using the mixer buses as an output source for ecamm resulted in me not getting loop feedback from the background music, but that didn't solve the issue shown in this video. itself, it wasn't audio echo cancellation, to solve it I just changed the mixer's operating mode from 18 channels to only 2 channels L/R.
Anyway, your tip was also helpful.
Thank you!