Howdy,
I just purchased a brand new Profire 610 to replace my Mackie Blackjack. While I purchased this product primarily to remedy static and popping problems with my blackjack, I would also like to use it as an active crossover in order to separate out lower frequencies from higher frequencies in my audio. For now, I am just listening to youtube and Pandora. Basically just 2 channel digital audio that is getting sent directly to my Crown Com-tech 400 amplifier, then out to both a subwoofer and two front speakers. Ideally, I want to take <80hz audio and send it to my powered subwoofer while sending anything above 80 hz to my amplifier and then to my Pioneer desktop speakers.
I'm wondering if I need to use a separate software package to act as a crossover or if the M-Audio control software can accomplish this function. If the M-Audio software cannot accomplish this task, could I set up Ableton to function that way?
Thanks,
techbiker
I just purchased a brand new Profire 610 to replace my Mackie Blackjack. While I purchased this product primarily to remedy static and popping problems with my blackjack, I would also like to use it as an active crossover in order to separate out lower frequencies from higher frequencies in my audio. For now, I am just listening to youtube and Pandora. Basically just 2 channel digital audio that is getting sent directly to my Crown Com-tech 400 amplifier, then out to both a subwoofer and two front speakers. Ideally, I want to take <80hz audio and send it to my powered subwoofer while sending anything above 80 hz to my amplifier and then to my Pioneer desktop speakers.
I'm wondering if I need to use a separate software package to act as a crossover or if the M-Audio control software can accomplish this function. If the M-Audio software cannot accomplish this task, could I set up Ableton to function that way?
Thanks,
techbiker