| Is the 1814 M-Audio based? If it is, then that will be even easier.
In your M-Audio mixer, you would route out 1&2 to in 1&2. Or actually out 3&4 to in 1&2. On your physical piece of gear you would put a cable in out 3 into mic in 1 and so on.
In Pro-Tools, you route your synth to output 3&4 and arm an audio track with in 1&2. Or just arm an aux track and listen live. But I would print before you're done. There may be latency too. But you will be able to calculate it and adjust it down to the sample level. There are tons of tutorials on how to do it. Ableton Live is a good place to look for that info. |