You should now see your aggregate device listed.Ĭlick on the aggregate device in the list, and then check the Audio Devices you wish to combine. In spotlight search for Audio MIDI Setup.Īt the bottom left corner of the Audio Device window click the + symbol and create a new aggregate device.
In the example above, you can see that we are using the M-Audio Micro for inputs ½, and the Alesis iO2 for inputs ¾.In and choose ½ for one track and ¾ for the other audio track. Insert two Audio tracks one for each interface.Right-Click anywhere in the session view window, and choose Insert Audio Track.Once the inputs have been enabled close the input config, and the preferences window.Click Input Config and enable all inputs for both interfaces.Set the ASIO for Driver Type, and ASIO4ALL as the Audio Device.The preferences window will open, click Audio on the left side.Back in the Ableton Software choose Options > Preferences… from the top menu.Click on the wrench, and close the ASIO4ALL configuration panel.Make sure both interfaces are enabled like below.The ASIO4ALL configuration panel will open click the wrench in the bottom right corner make changes.
Click on the ASIO icon in the notification bar at the bottom right corner.Ībleton Live - Using Multiple Interfaces on Windows The instructions below will show you how to achieve this in Ableton on a Windows and Mac. Are you trying to record multiple instruments simultaneously but do not have enough inputs on your audio interface? Well, if you or a friend has a second audio interface laying around you can combine the interfaces and double the amount of inputs and outputs.
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