If you don't have multiple volca or you like to process in your computer separately you have to use 2 input for each volca. I think if you don't want use so much input on your audio interface the best is buy a mixer where you use 3.5 to splitted 1/4 jack and use the stereo output from the mixer in 2 input of your audio interface. Yeah! Especially the Beats(which is gainstaged low) loose a lot. Just for a laugh, here's cabling for 6 volcas Stuff I'm using: Umm right now, well there's a Volca Drum, a Micro Freak, an ADX-1, a Pulse, a Blofeld, a UNO Drum, KeyStep/Beatstep Pro/Keystep Pro (one of each), a Circuit, a LiveTrak L-12 and this nonsense: The Brief-case as it was about a bit over a year ago (the the complete ridiculous GAS monster collection here)and here Only thing for it is to use a trs breakout cable. They dead-set turn to pus with a mono cable. it's quite easy to Null the signal with this output type. have to check if those are balanced/unbalanced dual connectors. Seriously? but when your stereo cable goes into stereo adaptor and into mono channel of mixer (here behringer xenyx1202), it only works if you pull the jack halfway out so only tip is connecting. If you use a mono cable with them you loose half of the signal and need to use a lot of gain on the signal which will make it noisy. The volcas send a split dual mono signal from the headphone jack. Ive seen that stereo cables work best, the Volca Beats in particular can struggle with mono cable. I've often wondered, mono or stereo cables? - does it matter when buying the patch cables for sync in / sync out with the SQ1?
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