The hype, as they say, is real, but thanks to the extremely confusing, notably un-chill times we're living in, it can get a little confusing as to how exactly we're supposed to watch 2021's biggest new releases. This time around, Andy Serkis is in the director's chair, and Woody Harrelson's Cletus Kasady has been unleashed with a brand new wig and the homicidal symbiote known as Carnage inside of him. Venom: Let There Be Carnage has arrived, following up on Eddie Brock ( Tom Hardy) and the head-chomping alien he shares a body with after their origin story in 2018's Venom. After many, many release date delays and re-shuffles, the universe has decided there can, officially, be carnage. If you have any further questions please contact us here. The interface will cycle through each mode when the Direct Monitor button is pressed. This is indicated by the green illuminated symbols below the Direct Monitor button. The Scarlett 2i2 3 rd Gen features a Direct Monitor button with three selectable modes off, mono and stereo. To hear the inputs you’re recording back in stereo, we recommend monitoring back from your software instead (being sure to turn off Direct Monitor so that you don’t hear two instances of the signal).Īlternatively, the rest of our range of interfaces, such as the Scarlett 2i4 and up will allow you to directly monitor in stereo (see this article for information on how to use the Direct Monitor dial on the Scarlett 2i4). The signal will also be sent to your daw software allowing the input to be recorded at the same time.Īlthough these interfaces have two inputs, the signal heard back when using the Direct Monitor switch will be in mono, meaning that both inputs will be heard in both ears. It takes the input signal on the interface’s inputs and sends it straight to the headphone and line outputs on the device.
The above interfaces allow you to directly monitor the signal you’re recording using the Direct Monitor switch.ĭirect monitoring allows a user to listen to the input signal of the interface with near-zero latency.
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