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If you can get sound out of your headphones from your inputs, but not from your computer, please go through the following steps:

Have you checked your headphones on another device to confirm that they are not faulty?.

If you still can’t hear anything, please download Settings File 1, and load it up in Saffire Control LE.

Ensure the output is not dimmed or muted, that no other channels are soloed, and that the headphone output level is turned up on the front of your Saffire LE. It is worth noting the headphone outputs are outputs 3/4. If hardware control is turned on (the button marked “H” in each output section), the level in your Saffire LE software will be controlled by the “Monitor” control on the front of your Saffire.

Ensure the output levels are all turned up, both in the software and on the hardware.

This should enable you to hear any audio entering the Saffire LE through the analogue inputs.

All crossfaders will be in a central position and all audio inputs will be routed to the outputs. This will activate tracking (or recording) mode, where the Saffire LE outputs can be used to monitor a mix of inputs.

You can change the site access permission, and add as many sites as you’d like:Īlternatively, you can set it to “On Click,” which will disable permissions until you click the icon in the menubar.If you cannot get any sound out of your headphones, either from the inputs, or playing back from a computer, please try the following steps: Scroll down to AudioPick and select “Details.” Click the menu icon in the top right corner, and select More Tools > Extensions. You can do this in Chrome’s extension settings. That ensures the extension is only running where you need it and provides some protection in case the extension goes bad and starts tracking you. RELATED: How to Record Your PC's Audio With a Virtual Audio Device Limit the Extension’s PermissionsĪs a general rule for all Chrome extensions, you should whitelist specific sites on which this extension can work. If this happens, just set it back to the System Default Device, and then re-enable your preferred device. One bug we’ve found: occasionally, when hotplugging audio devices, the extension can get stuck and mute output. This works with any device, even virtual ones, which makes this extension useful if you’d like to play music through your speakers while listening to something on your headphones, like game audio.