Which OS? If you are on Windows the Java drivers are limited to stereo channels by the Java runtime, but a soundcard will often have multiple entries for the various pairs of stereo channels it offers. If not, using the ASIO driver option should allow access to all the device channels. If your input and output are on separate devices you will need to use an ASIO wrapper to make them appear as one device for ASIO, such as
FlexASIO or ASIO4All.
Thanks John, I am using Win7 Ultra 64-bit. I was using JAVA and it only showed mic channels 1 & 2.
If I switch to ASIO, I can not use JRMC's WMD directly, but it appears I can do so configuring the ASIO4ALL wrapper to utilize JRMC's convolver inputs and Focusrite 8i6's inputs [3-6].
If I select Focusrite's ASIO input directly (without ASIO4ALL), it won't all me to select JRMC's WMD, just Focusrite's inputs and outputs.
There's no 48V phantom present on either of the channels 1 or 2, TRS input jacks.
Simply plug a TRS-TRS cable from output #2 into input #2 ( which is the neutrik combi jack found on the front ) .
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That would burn out my DAC's output, thus the OP.
You can plainly see the +48V Phantom Power switch at the top of the front panel unit just to right of the input #2 gain pot. It applies to both combi-inputs and is also controlled by Forcusrite's Control Panel Software. It can not be configured to just apply to one of the inputs.
My microphone requires +48V phantom power, else it does not work.
Also, the DAC has XLR I/O, and the 8i6 inputs [3-6] are TRS, thus I need a XLR-2-TRS patch cable.
"... 48V – press to enable 48 V phantom power at the XLR contacts (mic inputs) of the Combo connectors. The 48V indicator illuminates red when phantom power is selected. ..."