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mutul
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using external or plug in effects

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between main out and line in into loop capture not possible right cause there will be a continuous loop goin? A workaround maybe using it with a computer? If yes please let me know how. I have a Cubase and RME Fireface 800 with ASIO.

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nah cant do it, thered be a feedback loop.

youd need to sample out/record the sound to something else/computer, then play that back in
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Ok, thanks. I see that ASIO driver is also available for the XP. Didn't know that, that's great. Yeah I'm still on XP hehe. Now I wonder if using the 555 as audio interface and Cubase as DAW, will I be able to record the pad performance of the 555 through USB into Cubase as well or only what comes from mic in and line in can be recorded?

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cartesia wrote:nah cant do it, thered be a feedback loop.

youd need to sample out/record the sound to something else/computer, then play that back in
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I'm not sure, I assume you should be able to directly record, that would be logical. check if there are different input options
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The SP-555 works as a full duplex (record and monitor) audio interface for the I/O (MIC, LINE IN, LINE OUT, PHONES). For the sampler engine however it's only half-duplex, meaning you can only record OR monitor.

You can check the signal flow on the manual.

The workaround for this is offline recording: record MIDI while monitoring the audio coming from your DAW, then switch the signal flow and record the audio from the sampler being triggered by that MIDI sequence.
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