The sound seems to be better than with the default settings though and the only difference seems to be this strange reversal of the headphone level knob. When it is turned to zero, it is very loud.
When chosing the Mixing preset I get a strange problem also: When the headphone level is turned to max the sound is muted, when turned towards zero it gets louder and louder. I have tried changing the Routing Preset to Mixing which solves one problem, but creates another. This is a screenshot of my Saffire MixControl settings:
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I have read the Saffire manual and looked at several Youtube tutorials, but all the tips, tricks and guides seem to be about monitoring inputs, changing input routing and direct monitoring - all of which is completely irrelevant to me as I never use the inputs or line outputs on the device. With the Saffire, when I turn the headphone level all the way down and playback a song, I get a lot of output still when the level is at 0, I get a treble-y version of the sound and when the level is at 10, I get a slightly louder (2-3 dBs) and fuller sound but not close to the volume of what a level setting of 10 should produce. 0 meant no audio from the master, 10 meant maximum audio from the master. When I had the Scarlett ,I just installed the drivers, restarted, opened Ableton Live and every softsynth and audio file I would play in Ableton would come out the headphone output and I could control volume with the headphone knob. I am just a hobby musician who likes to play around with softsynths for a couple of hours a day. I don't use monitor speakers, I don't use instrument/mic inputs.
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Macbook Pro with Ableton Live -> Saffire Pro 14 -> Headphone output I have an extremely simple setup for my bedroom "studio": I just purchased a Saffire Pro 14 to replace my Scarlett 2i2 as I needed the extra USB port and my Firewire port was unused.
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