barron27

Also, I just tried switching to “show mono outputs”. It didn’t work. It still only shows the odd numbered mono inputs and a stereo option of each.

I use the Model 24 with CbB and like other users, it took me forever to figure out the DAW playback channel was 21-22. I don’t feel like there was enough instruction in the manual about using the mixer as an audio interface. One issue I’m having right now is the fact that when you record, the compression and EQ strips are bypassed, recording a totally dry signal. The problem is sometimes you want to notch out some low end or add a tiny bit of compression to a vocal. I opted for using a tube mic preamp instead but I still feel like this should be a capability of the mixer. It would be nice to have these kinds of things switchable in a mixer to make it more flexible. As far as recording and performance, it seems to do a good job. I also had a problem with showing only the odd-numbered inputs so I’m hoping to fix that with the above recommendation.

I just bought the Tascam Model 24 and am using it with Cakewalk by Bandlab. It seems to work really well with extremely low latency. The one thing I’m having trouble with is that it shows only 12 available channels instead of the full 24 or even 22. Like in the Input channel list, it only shows the odd numbers one, three, five etc.. It doesn’t show the even numbered channels. Other DAW’s show all the channels. Kind of strange but maybe I will figure that out. The board is really nice though, I recommend it. Know this one thing though. Your computer will play back through channel 21 and you have to set the mode button to PC. Took me forever to figure that out LOL.