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Headphones & Speakers

Hoboflex	Date: October 6, 2006 @ 11:56 AM Is there any way to route audio from FL6 to my headphones while all other audio goes to my desktop speakers? Currenly, when I plug in the headphones all audio goes to the headphones. I'd like to have a way to listen to a FL track on my headphones while I listen to the track I'm remixing overtop of ity but not through the same output channel. Any help is appreciated. H
Fraser	Date: October 6, 2006 @ 3:59 PM . . . It would be extremely hard. I dont think theres any way of doing this through the program.
Saint	Date: October 6, 2006 @ 4:03 PM you can do it with the right sound card, I have a sound blaster x-fi platinum and it allows for this....but how can you hear your speakers when your wearing headphones? lol...
leedsquietman	Date: October 6, 2006 @ 4:35 PM YOu need a soundcard with more than one output, many pro audio cards allow for this nowadays, cards like the M-Audio 1010 allow 8 input in, 8 outputs out, presonus firepod 10x10 i/o etc. Heck, even my echo indigo I/O with it's 1 input in, has 4 'virtual' stereo outs, so you can route different mix busses to different outs...
jof1029	Date: October 7, 2006 @ 2:21 AM it shouldnt be too hard if you have multiple outputs. if you only have one output, its probably impossible. if i plug in my headphones to my laptop, the internal speakers deactivate. but if i am using my USB audio device, i can run some stuff out to that and have headphones there. then the rest of the stuff goes to the speakers. you just gotta make sure the output prefrences for each thing go to the right place.