Moog Music Forum

Thank you c7! You are awesome! I will keep this in mind, if I ever have problems in the future.

just a side note, I don't think you need to do what you're doing to get stereo Phatty sound in Ableton Live.

Just connect a single 1/4" audio cable from the line out on the back of the SP, to one of the two 1/4" line inputs on the Fast Track.

On your computer's audio settings, MUTE the inputs of the fast track pro, so you don't hear the direct sound of the Phatty.

In Ableton Live, create an Audio track and then in the I/O section (audio from, audio to) look at Audio From. You want the top box to say Ext Audio or Fast Track Pro or whatever it says that means the Fast Track Pro...
below this is a second box where you select which channel(s) of your interface to get sound from.
By default this is usually set to stereo 1/2... you don't want this.
Click here and select only channel 1 or only channel 2 (whichever of the two the Phatty is plugged into).
If you don't see individual options here for just channel 1 and just channel 2, go into Live's Preferences, on the Audio tab, and click the Input Config button. Make sure "1(mono) & 2(mono)" is selected. That will allow you to set up your Audio track as a mono track with input from only one mono channel.
Live will automagically send this track to the main mix in stereo! You can adjust the panning however you like, put stereo effects on it, etc. All set.

Hope this helps,

Amos

Note to Amos, I tried, going from line out on the slim phatty, to the one input on the fast track, this only gives me mono, ... why is this?

Okay, so this is really weird... i am able to hook up the slim phatty to the ONE input and it will look like it's mono on the volume bars, both on the single track, and master track, but i can pan it then it pans....is this normal?