Vegas does not allow throughput (E-E) monitoring because of latency
issues. All throughput monitoring has to occur outside of Vegas in
the hardware itself.

So...In short...It won't work.





David Schmoldt wrote:
>>Setup: Athlon 450Mhz, 64Meg memory, Gadget Labs Wave 8/24
>>sound card (8 inputs, 8 outputs).
>>
>>Situation: I'm using Vegas to record a live musical
>>theatre performance from the soundboard. From the theater
>>soundboard I submix 5 tracks to the first 5 Wave 8/24
>>inputs: Stage mics, wireless mics, band, pit singers, and
>>ambient house mic. This works fine for recording a 5-track
>>show and doing a 2-track mixdown later. I'm happy with the
>>recording results.
>>
>>I would like to take these 5 live feeds (channels 1 through
>>5 in Vegas) and do a live mix-down to the first two Wave
>>8/24 outputs (stereo bus 1 in Vegas). In other words, use
>>Vegas and the Wave 8/24 as a live 5 input, 2 bus mixer.
>>This is a one-time thing to feed an audio mix to the video
>>crew. Having Vegas recording at the same time is not
>>necessary.
>>
>>I can "arm for record" in Vegas and see that all 5 input
>>channels are active, even when I'm not actually recording.
>>But my stereo output bus is dead, other than during
>>playback of pre-recorded material.
>>
>>Is there a way to take the 5 armed-for-record channels and
>>route them directly to stereo bus 1 without having to
>>record and playback first?
>>
>>Hope this made sense...
>>
>>Dave Schmoldt
>>Theatre Cedar Rapids