Saffire 6 usb dj setup

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This information allows us to show you personalized advertisements thanks to which Audiofanzine is financed. By unchecking this box you will still have advertisements but they may be less interesting :. Add this product to Mon ancien matos My current gear My wishlist. Focusrite Saffire 6 USB. Product presentation Description. Reviews 8 8. Classified Ads. Forums 1 1. News 2 2. Contribute Write a user review Post a classified ad Write a tutorial or a tip Suggest a news item Create a topic in the forum Add a picture Add an audio extract Add a video Add a file manual, brochure Ask for a user review Overview - quick selection.

Focusrite and Yosemite compatibility Focusrite opened a page on its website where they detail the products that are compatible with the new Apple OS X Yosemite. Average Score:. Write a user review. Value For Money :. This interface is Pro Tools ready right out of the box, the set up process with Pro Tools is very simple and easy to do. It always works great with Ableton Live and Cubase. This interface is powered by your USB connection and has very good microphone preamps 2 of them on this 2 in and 4 out interface.

If you use this in some DAW programs you could run into some small set up issues in I am not sure why but in my personal experience I have hit a few bumps when trying to use it with FL Studio 9. It is lightweight and can be very portable if you need an interface that is ready to go with you and your laptop. There really is nothing different between any of them except for the Saffire 6 has a little better preamp to it that will give you a better sound when recording especially if you are using a low end microphone.

But overall there really is nothing about this interface that sticks out, it is priced averagely and has the same specs as so many other models. It will be personal preference if you want to purchase this. I will say that it is built well though and seems to be able to hold up over time. I use it for music production as well as sound designing. I don't notice any latency with this unit and the drivers are very stable in my experience. I haven't tested the unit with any daws such as logic or pro I haven't tested the unit with any daws such as logic or pro tools but I can assure you if it works in Reason which is not a recording daw by nature you'd have no problem using it with a daw as long as you select you're recording channels you'll be fine.

You don't need to use the instructions. All you have to do is plug the unit up to your computer and install the drivers then go into your computers and audio programs preferences and point to the device.

I do suggest downloading the drivers directly from the site and not using the drivers that are pre packaged in the box. What I love most able it is its price and quality. It's preamps are as quality as focusrites higher end audio interface units. I've worked with many other audio interfaces out there from maudio to Mbox and for the money I feel the focusite Saffire 6 USB is the best way to go it's as fast as most firewire interfaces that are on the market today.

If I had to go back in time and make this decision again choosing an audio interface I'd still go with the Saffire 6. It's a must have seriously. The preamps are good, but not transcendent.

The integrated 48V power is very valuable for use with condenser microphones. Hi all, I would like to buy the Focusrite Saffire 6 USB today but before I buy I would like to check if anyone on here has any experience with using it as an interface for Traktor. Also I need the following functionality: 1.

Deck A going to the master line level outputs. Also, I won't be using the RCA phono outputs - Its just my speakers and headphones that will be in the setup at the moment. The Audio 8 DJ didn't appear to have a master volume control output, only a headphone output. So the Saffire seems like the right choice but I don't want to get it and find I can't do the above mentioned things, so any advice would be very useful to me.

Thanks to anyone who responds! Messages: 6, You can setup your soundcard in 2 ways. Internal mixing and external mixing. Internal mixing. Master out goes through 1 stereo channel and CUE goes out another stereo channel.

You can select which deck gets cued by pressing the headphone icon next to each deck. You can also control how much master and how much CUE goes to your headphones with a knob just next to the cueing level up in the master section at the top of the screen. External mixing. Each deck goes out it own set of stereo outputs and all cueing, mixing etc is done on your external mixer. You can select which mode you want in your output routing in preferences.

Count Zero , Nov 1, Thanks Czi DJ fr your reply! I didn't realise that the 'MIX' knob at the top controlled that! I think this is where I was going wrong with the FastTrack Pro. Right, thats sorted now, I'll get the Saffire anyway because my Mbox2 Mini is causing me a lot of grief with audio dropouts and stuttering problems at the moment.