I do not see pan controls... so how is this truly stereo? I have left and rights out from my keyboard... need stereo output...
1665759
Each channel has two inputs hard panned left and right.The stereo positioning is permanently set so there is no control of mixing in the stereo spectrum. This is is not worth the money they charge for it and is a big disappointment from Roland.
1665760
Yes true stereo. Best small unit than bringing 2 separate speakers and mixer. No panning controls. The tone is better than the bigger Roland also I think. Great for cocktail hr. Or as a monitor to the main system if band plays loud. It won't break your back to carry it either!!!!!!
1665761
This has left and right inputs, so it is stereo and zero-balanced at that. Just no way to balance/pan that stereo - basically 100% of the left input goes to the two left speakers, and 100% of the right goes to the two right speakers. Panning therefore needs to be done pre.
1665762
Stereo sound patches do sound noticeably better played through the KC110's speakers. But they're so near to each other that a pan controller wouldn't be very useful. It does have stereo in's. And stereo outputs for an auxiliary sound system, where the separation will be more apparent.
1986276
I'm not sure what you mean. If you plug this into a Mac, and set it up as your output audio device, all your stereo outputs will be processed by the One instead of the internal sound card. If you're asking can you use the One like a "line in", then the answer is no. Well, at least not in stereo. It does line-level monaural, though. So you could plug a keyboard into it, or the left OR right of a stereo out of a keyboard, and you would have all the legendary A/D conversion you crave one side at a time. This is why I sold my ONE and got the old-school Duet Firewire. Definitely worth getting the Duet if you produce lots of stereo stuff, and it make A/D conversion a breeze with anything you can plug into it at line level.
103948
Yes. The inputs on the bottom are combination 1/4" and XLR. What you need is a cable that is stereo on one side (the keyboard side) that splits into two mono 1/4" plugs (left and right). Plug the left mono cable into the left jack on the bottom and the right cable into the right side. You can set the left/right panning on the unit to get your desired mix, then use overdub mode to lay down the keyboard track. Simple. Ignore the other posts referring to output and the bloke that said "No." It works and does a fine job.
1559252
There are two reflex speakers in each unit . It is definitely stereo , however you will not notice separation like in two good stereo speakers.
713942
Yes, the preview and auto switching can be turned off. The preview only works when you call it from the remote anyway. Not sure about your second question, though. If you have both outputs going to the input of your surround system, you could only have one active at one time, so I don't see how this would cause it to default to stereo. Mine is working fine and I am very happy with it.
1013767
No, sorry Jennifer.....each track must be mono and then you have to pan each track to create stereo. It is very simple though.
1621849
Yes(monaural not stereo) Remember it is only passively split so audio quality may suffer depending on usage. Crank up the volume source to compensate either internally or with an amp. Since laptops have amps you can freely adjust the volume from there without needing to do anything extra probably but it will still not be stereo unless you do a bit of lego cabling.
1638549
Hi Tom,I've done everything you said and that I can think of and still no dice. So I'm done trying to figure it out. I used to get pretty good surround from the the TV programs that are broadcast HD 5.1 but it seems to be gone also. I have to say that the despite all this, it does sound pretty good if stereo is what I was going for. Thanks for all your help. I really appreciate it.Take care,Dennis
2185916
I'm not a fan of either of these answers, because they're ignoring the possibility of SPLITTING the stereo sound into separate mono channels, that can be recombined by the mixer. This means you can effectively mix two stereo inputs, by splitting them into four mono channels.
909110
You can run either. You can loop it at the speaker and make it mono. Or run both left and right to get a stereo signal. Just depends on your install.
325280
It's a not panning adjustment. It's a left right mix from mono to full stereo separation at halfway followed by a depth / spacalizer from half way to full. I would suggest downloading the manual for better explanation.
361985
It has some really weird connections. Not your normal 5.1 or 7.1 channels. You would have to look it up on the soundblaster site to make sure, but I think it can do just stereo. I had to send mine back as it only does 7.1 if you have their setup.
1038098
I think what you are looking at on the receiver is not a stereo signal. It is the AF & RF signal strength. It might look like it's coming through as a mono signal, but that is just an indicator of signal strength. Here is a good link to explain: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/30/866075
1680671
It is not your typical keyboard. It is a MIDI controller so not only do you need separate speakers, but you also need software to produce audio.
685009
corndog.....This unit acts as a stereo (2 channel) only though it behaves like an internal sound card. I originally bought it because I broke the audio output jack on my PC. Now I'm using it with a Macbook Pro as part of a high end sound system...
935836
Yep. I really like mine. Maybe look at your windows settings? Ensure stereo is enabled?
1766114
No it's not stereo. It's a very small portable unit with clear sound that's mono.It's a 3.5 mm mono jack but you run them in series . In the words of John Lennon " back to mono "