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My first two synths - connecting them to interface
I just bought a Uno Synth and a Pocket operator factory. Now I´m having a bit of headache to connect them to my audio interface a Zoom u-44(thats connected to my iPad).
I've noticed right away that the Uno don´t send audio through the USB and only analog audio through output. But what cables do I need? Is it 1/8"mm stereo to 1/4" mono? Is it possible to hook it to the coaxial in on the Zoom? I´ve tried that but no sound in.
And the same for the Pocket operator do I need a 1/8" stereo or mono? to 1/4"mono or stereo?!
I´m confused and in need of help to be able to record play with my new little friends
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The co-ax cable on the zoom is a digital connection for spdif (Sony Phillips digital interchange format if I remember right)
The UNO has mono summed output so I think your 1/8 stereo to 1/4 mono cable should work.
Aha!! Of course a digital(spdif) input doesn´t work on a analog signal
Thannk you @BiancaNeve
I think with the pocket operator it outputs mono audio on one channel and sync on the other so if I’m right you would need one of these
https://www.amazon.com/Hosa-CMP-159-Stereo-Breakout-Cable/dp/B005HGM1D6 Or something similar.
Ok! But that one I can use even for the Uno? Just plug the one the signal go out to, right!?
I guess so - depends if you want to have both plugged in at once ie are you buying one or 2 cables