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These include the latest version of the Focusrite Plug-in Suite, which provides a significant upgrade from your standard sequencer effects.

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Saffire PRO 24 DSP also comes with all the additional tools needed to start making music right away. It features flexible output routing and monitoring, as well as intuitive one-click set-up solutions designed to help you track, monitor and mix as easily as possible.

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Saffire Mix Control, the zero-latency 16 x 8 DSP Mixer/Router software provided with Saffire PRO 24 DSP, sets a new standard at this price point for audio interface control. Front panel 5-LED metering for each analogue input offers accurate viewing of levels.

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EQ, Compression and 'Comfort' Reverb sonically derived from the 'Focusrite Plug-in Suite' (also included as VST/AU plug-ins) are all integrated within the Saffire Mix Control software, providing professional latency-free tools for tracking and monitoring.ДЄlongside the two Focusrite pre-amps are a host of I/O options two additional analogue inputs, six analogue outputs, ADAT inputs (for expanding the interface with, for example, Focusrite's OctoPre), stereo SPDIF I/O and 2 virtual 'loopback' inputs for routing digital audio between software applications - ideal for capturing online audio. Saffire PRO 24 DSP's other real-time DSP-powered effects also exhibit Focusrite's uncompromised approach to audio quality. Meanwhile, high-quality digital conversion and JetPLL jitter elimination technology ensure pristine audio quality as your audio flows between the analogue and digital domains. The two Focusrite pre-amps capture every subtle nuance of your sound whilst ensuring low noise and distortion. Saffire PRO 24 DSP draws on twenty-five years of mic-pre excellence. You then simply choose where you are positioned in that room and what speakers you listen through. Using any pair of monitoring headphones, VRM let's you choose your mixing environment from a living room, a bedroom studio, or a professional studio. Indeed, noise levels from mixing through speakers can make it impossible for most to mix at home, especially late at night with VRM, you can mix anytime, anywhere. VRM overcomes the major obstacle for mixing with headphones by giving you multiple perspectives on your mix, as if you were listening through speakers. VRM makes Saffire PRO 24 DSP the only interface capable of simulating over one hundred different monitoring scenarios through your headphones.

The Focusrite Saffire PRO 24 DSP is Focusrite's latest 16 In / 8 Out FireWire audio interface, featuring real-time DSP-powered tracking and mixing solutions tailor-made for the modern home studio environment.ДЄlongside DSP-powered Compression and EQ for latency-free tracking and 'comfort' reverb, is VRM a Virtual Reference Monitoring technology that lets you hear your mix in different environments, through different speakers and from different positions, all just using headphones. *I posted this in the Reaper Compatibility section of the forum, but as a first time poster wasn't sure if that was the right forum for my question.The Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP is a 16 In / 8 Out Firewire audio interface with real-time DSP powered tracking and mixing. If anyone wants to take my hand and lead me through, I'll be forever grateful. I'm sure this has been covered elsewhere, I did a search but did not come up with anything specifically matching my question. I was wondering if there's anyone that could help me out and give me a quick step-by-step process of routing to the VLA II from the Pro 40? My goal (if possible) is to be able to play back my mix and say, compress the bass guitar track with the VLA, while monitoring the wet signal, so I'm able to adjust the compressor attack/release/ration etc while I monitor and mix. This is total user-error on my part, I know. When I try to do as such, I either get no signal, or I get feedback. I would love to be able to use the VLA when I'm mixing, routing tracks through it and back into the Pro 40. I'm very new to External Hardware mostly I've been using my VLA II when tracking, with just some light compression to catch some extreme peaks. I've read endless threads and watched many videos on MixControl, but I still can't seem to wrap my head around it. I have a question: I'm looking to route a track in Reaper out of my Saffire Pro 40, into my Art Pro VLA II Hardware Compressor and then back into my Pro 40 to record it. Thanks to all the great posters for all the tips and tricks! Let me start off by saying that this forum has been of great help to me whenever I've had Reaper troubleshooting I've been browsing for years but have only just signed-up.

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