EDIT in the end, I settled on an Audient iD24, managed to get one from Juno for around £250

As per title… and to clarify, I don’t just mean a headphone port, I mean an internal bus separate from the main outs, that can be seleCubase. This info doesn’t seem to be present on the manufacturer’s blurb; I’ve just been stung buying a Presonus 24c which it turns out only has ‘Main Out L / R’.

Presonus support solution is to use their DAW, I am already fluent in Cubase / Ableton and have no desire to learn a third (StudioOne)! My main interface at home is a UAD Apollo which has main outs, virtual busses, and a headphone bus. I wanted to get a different interface for live stuff & travelling.

Obviously UAD is a higher tier than the £150 24c so perhaps I was expecting too much from it. I need an interface with headphone bus as I use that to run Slate VSX (headphone software).

  • BearPitRock@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    The Audient id14 software allows you to decide what you send to the headphones and the physical outputs. The software is pretty flexible. Not as much as my trusty old Saffire Pro 40’s MixControl (which now serves as additional preamp into the ID14 via ADAT), but it’s good.

    • Bleeping Lobster@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Thanks very much for the suggestion, I’ve just been on with support @ Audient and they recommended the id14 / 24. Said it’s possible with the 14, but might be better off with the 24 as it has more flexible routing options for the 'phones. I’ve had a few suggestions for the Saffire so will give them a shout too and see how their setup works.

  • tmcq@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    focusrite 2i4 shares its headphone bus with output 3/4 if i remember correctly, which might be what you’re after if you don’t need more than 2 line outs?