Lewitt Connect 6 as Studiomux replacement - a positive review

Samu

The Connect 6 would likely be even more attractive to iOS/iPadOS users if Lewitt bothered to do an iOS/iPadOS version of the Connect app which is used to control the interface...

steve99

@marcoauti2000 said:
I was wondering if the Lewitt Connect 6 is recognised as a separate audio interface by both devices connected. Example: if I connect an iPad to computer port, and another iPad/phone to mobile port, each device reads the Lewitt as connected interface? So I can route Analog Input 1 (a microphone) to the device connected to mobile port? Or does it work just as audio streams between devices, so master and slave (digital I/O)? Thank you 🫶🏻

Yes, happy to report that both devices see the analogue inputs at the same time. However, you do need to setup the routing in the desktop control app first.

EDIT: this is with 2 iPads, one connected to the interface’s ‘computer’ port and the second to the ‘mobile’ port.

See my screenshot below - I have (bottom right in pic) routed the analogue inputs to the hardware output / mobile in, then the Mobile In to the Mix (A) output (centre left in pic). When using with a DAW on desktop I would usually not have the 'Mobile In' going direct to the Mix.

'Out 1/2' is the output from my iPad connected to the 'computer' port on the interface - this sees all the inputs (1&2 + mic + mobile in) by default, I have also routed this to Mix A.

The control app is very intuitive (to me at least) and straightforward, no manual reading required. When you disconnect from desktop the settings persist.

One extra thing to report from my review above, I had unbalanced cables on the main outs for a while going to my mixer... sounded terrible, very noisy. All good with balanced TRS cables. Maybe that's obvious, but I'll say it anyway.

steve99

Here's the dropdown of what you can send to the 'Mobile' device:

filo01

Thank you very much @steve99 for this thread and detailed review of Lewitt.
I see there are some possibilities for adding FX there .... Is it also possible to add an equalizer to a specific output? I would like to compensate some frequencies on the main output and other frequencies on the headphone output.

marcoauti2000

@steve99 thank you so much! It kinda works like the iConnectivity Audio4c then, but I guess the preamps sounds better, less noisy as stated by some reviews I read! Thinking about buying a Connect 6 for my dual iPad set! Let's hope there will be more and more dual usb audio interface, so useful, idk why it's not a standard yet! :]

steve99

@filo01 said:
Thank you very much @steve99 for this thread and detailed review of Lewitt.
I see there are some possibilities for adding FX there .... Is it also possible to add an equalizer to a specific output? I would like to compensate some frequencies on the main output and other frequencies on the headphone output.

Can't see any way to put FX on the outputs, just on inputs 1 & 2.

filo01

@steve99 said:

@filo01 said:
Thank you very much @steve99 for this thread and detailed review of Lewitt.
I see there are some possibilities for adding FX there .... Is it also possible to add an equalizer to a specific output? I would like to compensate some frequencies on the main output and other frequencies on the headphone output.

Can't see any way to put FX on the outputs, just on inputs 1 & 2.

Thanks!

knewspeak

Was the Lewitt designed by a Klingon.

steve99

@knewspeak said:
Was the Lewitt designed by a Klingon.

It's actually very ergonomic on my desktop, easy to grab the control wheel and make required adjustments. Maybe I've got Klingon hands though...