How to send the same output to differents outs on nuendo?

[kroe]

I'm using Nuendo + Edirol Fa 101, and i need to make the same sound (the master of nuendo) output in different outputs on my interface(fa101).

something link out 1-2 , 3-4 and 5-6 output the nuendo master.

do someone know how to do it?


(sorry for the poor english )

[G-Ro124]

wait so you want to assign the master output of Nuendo into all the outputs of your interface?? Just out of curiosity, but why would you want to do that?

[kroe]

wait so you want to assign the master output of Nuendo into all the outputs of your interface?? Just out of curiosity, but why would you want to do that?

because i need to plug 3 headphones on my interface, to produce at night if my friends (everyone with headphones).

[]s

[Muzik 4 Machines]

isnt there an option in the card driver(control panel to do that?,I know m-audio allows that in the driver)
send the whole mix to a bus
aux send to 3 other buss bussed into outputs 1-2 3-4 5-6
ajust levels with the 3 aux sends on the first bus(wont allow fx in the other mixes tho(anyway thats how SX2 works)

[G-Ro124]

You know, this might help. I have one of them and they are really handy

[kroe]

isnt there an option in the card driver(control panel to do that?,I know m-audio allows that in the driver)
send the whole mix to a bus
aux send to 3 other buss bussed into outputs 1-2 3-4 5-6
ajust levels with the 3 aux sends on the first bus(wont allow fx in the other mixes tho(anyway thats how SX2 works)

edirol dont't have that "complex" control panel

[kroe]

You know, this might help. I have one of them and they are really handy

it would be cool, but i'm searching for a "sowftware" solution... (=

[jdahlb]

You don't mention which version of Nuendo you are using, but if it's v3 and it's like Cubase SX3, one way would be to first route all your tracks to a group track (routed to your main output. Let's call this Group 1.

Then create a second group track (called Group 2). Route this straight to one of the other outputs on your soundcard (the one you want a pair of headphones on.)

Set up a send from Group 1 to Group 2.

Repeat with send from Group 1 to further Groups for more than one extra headphone out.

It's a bit cumbersome, but it works.

Jorgen.

[kroe]

You don't mention which version of Nuendo you are using, but if it's v3 and it's like Cubase SX3, one way would be to first route all your tracks to a group track (routed to your main output. Let's call this Group 1.

Then create a second group track (called Group 2). Route this straight to one of the other outputs on your soundcard (the one you want a pair of headphones on.)

Set up a send from Group 1 to Group 2.

Repeat with send from Group 1 to further Groups for more than one extra headphone out.

It's a bit cumbersome, but it works.

Jorgen.

i'm using sx3, i'll try it (=

thanks

[Muzik 4 Machines]

You don't mention which version of Nuendo you are using, but if it's v3 and it's like Cubase SX3, one way would be to first route all your tracks to a group track (routed to your main output. Let's call this Group 1.

Then create a second group track (called Group 2). Route this straight to one of the other outputs on your soundcard (the one you want a pair of headphones on.)

Set up a send from Group 1 to Group 2.

Repeat with send from Group 1 to further Groups for more than one extra headphone out.

It's a bit cumbersome, but it works.

Jorgen.

hey!_I_just_said_that!

[kroe]

You don't mention which version of Nuendo you are using, but if it's v3 and it's like Cubase SX3, one way would be to first route all your tracks to a group track (routed to your main output. Let's call this Group 1.

Then create a second group track (called Group 2). Route this straight to one of the other outputs on your soundcard (the one you want a pair of headphones on.)

Set up a send from Group 1 to Group 2.

Repeat with send from Group 1 to further Groups for more than one extra headphone out.

It's a bit cumbersome, but it works.

Jorgen.

hey!_I_just_said_that!

hahah, sorry i did not see that

[fred2112]

well use the Control Room and Headphone Bus you can also do different mix for everyone !

[fred2112]

http://www.steinberg.net/95_1.html
easy as that ......more gtr in the first mix more reverb in the 4 like in live situation....no more need for console

[jdahlb]

You don't mention which version of Nuendo you are using, but if it's v3 and it's like Cubase SX3, one way would be to first route all your tracks to a group track (routed to your main output. Let's call this Group 1.

Then create a second group track (called Group 2). Route this straight to one of the other outputs on your soundcard (the one you want a pair of headphones on.)

Set up a send from Group 1 to Group 2.

Repeat with send from Group 1 to further Groups for more than one extra headphone out.

It's a bit cumbersome, but it works.

Jorgen.

hey!_I_just_said_that!

Oops.. Skimmed through the thread - didn't notice. Sorry.

J.

[Muzik 4 Machines]

You don't mention which version of Nuendo you are using, but if it's v3 and it's like Cubase SX3, one way would be to first route all your tracks to a group track (routed to your main output. Let's call this Group 1.

Then create a second group track (called Group 2). Route this straight to one of the other outputs on your soundcard (the one you want a pair of headphones on.)

Set up a send from Group 1 to Group 2.

Repeat with send from Group 1 to further Groups for more than one extra headphone out.

It's a bit cumbersome, but it works.

Jorgen.

hey!_I_just_said_that!

Oops.. Skimmed through the thread - didn't notice. Sorry.

J.

lol,just_joking