This means your caller can hear both inputs in both sides of their headphones/speakers. This is because Zoom does not support multi-channel ASIO driver types.īy default, Zoom will sum these inputs to mono. You can choose which two inputs you wish to use, but first you need to follow the steps in this article.

Zoom will only be able to receive audio from two inputs of your audio interface. To confirm the quality of your incoming audio signal, you can create a test recording and listen back. If you are using a condenser microphone (for example the CM25), please ensure 48V phantom power is enabled on the front panel of your interface.

This indicates an audio signal is being received by Zoom. You will be able to see a visual indication on the 'Input Level' meter. Speak into the microphone connected to the audio interface. Set the Microphone (Input) and Speaker (Output) to the audio interface you would like to use.ģ. To set your Focusrite interface as the audio device in Zoom, please ensure your interface is connected and powered, and open up Zoom.Ģ. Setting the audio interface as the audio device Requirements: We recommend creating a Zoom account and downloading/installing the Zoom Client for Meetings desktop application from the Zoom website here, as the web client has limited features. Please see the following article if you are on a Mac computer: How to set up your Focusrite audio interface with Zoom on a Mac

This article will explain how to set your Focusrite audio interface Zoom's audio device which will allow you to get audio from your microphone/instrument and computer audio into your calls. Applies to: All current Focusrite audio interfaces

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