S seasurfer macrumors 6502a Original poster Mar 9, 2026 #1 Just curious, if you have two Studio XDR connected to the same laptop or Mac, which monitor will the sound comes from? or both?
Just curious, if you have two Studio XDR connected to the same laptop or Mac, which monitor will the sound comes from? or both?
Bigwaff Contributor Mar 9, 2026 #2 You choose the audio output device in Settings > Sound, i.e. which display to use for sound.
FreakinEurekan macrumors G3 Mar 9, 2026 #3 You can set it however you like. One display, the other, both, split L/R, etc.
ascender macrumors 603 Mar 10, 2026 #4 FreakinEurekan said: You can set it however you like. One display, the other, both, split L/R, etc. Click to expand... Do you still need a 3rd party utility if you want to "combine" the two monitors to produce a single L & R setup?
FreakinEurekan said: You can set it however you like. One display, the other, both, split L/R, etc. Click to expand... Do you still need a 3rd party utility if you want to "combine" the two monitors to produce a single L & R setup?
FreakinEurekan macrumors G3 Mar 10, 2026 #5 ascender said: Do you still need a 3rd party utility if you want to "combine" the two monitors to produce a single L & R setup? Click to expand... I don’t think so? I’m not doing it myself… looks possible though. Reactions: ascender
ascender said: Do you still need a 3rd party utility if you want to "combine" the two monitors to produce a single L & R setup? Click to expand... I don’t think so? I’m not doing it myself… looks possible though.
xraydoc Contributor Mar 10, 2026 #6 ascender said: Do you still need a 3rd party utility if you want to "combine" the two monitors to produce a single L & R setup? Click to expand... Pretty sure there's a way to do it through the Apple Audio MIDI setup, though I've not done it myself. Reactions: ascender
ascender said: Do you still need a 3rd party utility if you want to "combine" the two monitors to produce a single L & R setup? Click to expand... Pretty sure there's a way to do it through the Apple Audio MIDI setup, though I've not done it myself.
ascender macrumors 603 Mar 10, 2026 #7 xraydoc said: Pretty sure there's a way to do it through the Apple Audio MIDI setup, though I've not done it myself. Click to expand... That's the one, the MIDI setup hack.
xraydoc said: Pretty sure there's a way to do it through the Apple Audio MIDI setup, though I've not done it myself. Click to expand... That's the one, the MIDI setup hack.