However, because you don't need the DI Box in a bedroom, you're looking at the lowest cost solution. The Mac sound card isn't the greatest, and it adds extra load on the CPU. The second line you've shown will work, but by taking away the Interface, you're relying on the Mac to produce the actual sounds. Use a powered hub, or just two separate USB ports on the Mac. You'll probably overload it, and strange things will happen. One caveat on this solution do NOT have the keyboard and interface going into the same USB hub if it's unpowered.
In a bedroom scenario, you don't need the DI box just take your two TS cables from the interface, and put them straight into the mixer. If you're playing on stage, and you're quite a distance from the mixer, this is how you'd do it. The diagram then shows the interface going through a DI box to connect to the mixer. The Mac then connects to the interface using USB (again, fine). The first line shows a keyboard connected to a Mac using USB (this is fine, and the current way of doing it).
0 kommentar(er)
