Hello there, It's not currently possible to change the function of the meter on the interface but I can pass this suggestion onto our software team as a feature request.

@@Audientworld Yeah! For example, as I said, in a recording preset F1 could make the meter show inputs 1 and 2, and F2 meter also shows 3 and 4 (L R). Then swich back to standard or mixing preset or whatever and it is

Yes, Mic 1 will always appear on Input 1 in your DAW. It's not possible to adjust this input routing. You can also monitor this directly by pulling up the fader for Mic 1 which will send it to your Main mix, and on to your speakers/headphones

There is no EQ built into the mixer software I'm afraid, You'd need to use a third party application to add equalisation to your outputs.

Just a gain booster, such as a Cloudlifter or FEThead are typically used to give more signal level with an SM7B since they just provide clean gain with not additional character.

Yes, the interface does need to be connected to the computer for the iD mixer to open. With it connected, you can go to the iD icon in the menu bar and click "Show Mixer"

It sounds like there may be a USB connection issue. Could you please try a different USB port or cable?

A lot of the features can also be found on the iD44 MKI. You wouldn't be able to use the Loop-back feature on the MKI unfortunately as the hardware doesn't support this.

We do not officially support iD44 on iOS I'm afraid. Whilst it may be possible to connect it up and get basic input and output, because you have no access to the iD mixer app, you loose most of the iD44's functionality.

If you have both outputs 1+2 and 3+4 set to Main Mix then you should get audio playing through both at the same time when you turn up the main volume. If this isn't the case, can you send a message over to support@audient.com and our team can help you troubleshoot.

Send a message to support@audient.com and our team can help you!

Hello, it's not possible to send the Talkback to the Main Mix. The reasoning behind this is that Main Mix will typically be used for your Main Monitors and you do not want your talkback to be fed around to your main monitors as this can then cause feedback. It is best to send the artist's monitoring via the CUE mix to keep it separate from your Miain Monitor Mix.

@@Audientworld Hey, thank you for the response…the problem is if i route the artists monitoring through cue mix he/she is not able to listen to the main mix while recording or what they have just sung, i should go back to ID app everytime to switch the routing of my artists monitoring for them to listen to talkback or else the track that is being played which is thru main mix

You can still send the playback from your DAW to the CUE mix by pulling up the DAW 1+2 fader in that CUE mix so the artist can hear the backing track/playback as well as the Talkback.

@@Audientworld Thankyou so much, you guys are great at responding to the customers, i thought i could never figure it out and thought of buying a seperate monitor controller but you guys really helped me in setting up my interface with all the settings especially talkback🙏🏻 Thankyou once again

Glad we could help you! We hope you enjoy using your interface.

If the DAW 1+2 meter is clipping in the iD mixer app then the signal level from your audio playback/DAW software is too loud and you may need to just dial it back slightly. It is normal for it to be fairly close to 0dBFS if you are listening to heavily mastered audio,

@@Audientworld I am confused. In the mixer (iD) the DAW channel 1+2 controls not only the DAW but also the general audio of any device on the computer, so it actually works as a general master, is that right? On the other hand the vumeter of this channel (DAW 1+2) keeps on clipping independently of the fader going down, I mean, the volume does go down but the signal that arrives to this channel in the vumeter is still on top. Is this correct? So the vumeter shows the signal that comes IN to the interface, and the fader modify the signal that comes out? Sorry I'm trying to understand how the signal routing is here, in my previous interface I didn't have to worry about this because the signal of anything was handled by the main knob. Of course by turning down the Logic main output signal for example, I could stop clipping but I never in my life touched the Logic master output signal and I would hate to have to do that.

The DAW1+2 channel just shows anything that is being sent. to output 1+2 of the interface. The meter is pre-fader so it won't show the level change from the fader. If you do need more support with this, send a message with a few screenshots of your setup to support@audient.com and our team can help.

@@Audientworld Thank you!

iD44 requires Windows 10 or 11 to install the drivers I'm afraid.

If you open the iD mixer app, can you make sure the Mic 1-4 and DAW 1+2 faders are pulled up. Also open the system panel (View > Show System Panel) and make sure that the headphone outputs are set to Main Mix.

@@Audientworld Thanks for the answer but still nothing..

If you haven't already, can you please send a message over to support@audient.com and we'll be happy to troubleshoot this further.

@@Audientworld Thanks.. I'm in touch with Audient but still couldn't solve it ;(