DIGI 002 Help
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FistFulloDollaz
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
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need a lil more info bruh
which inputs are u using?
through what outputs are u monitoring?
and have you configured your i/o setup correctly under the Setup tab at the top of the screen?
which inputs are u using?
through what outputs are u monitoring?
and have you configured your i/o setup correctly under the Setup tab at the top of the screen?
J Rilla
Tha Fresh Prince of L.A.
ill o.g.
Sorry about that....Lets see..Mac User.Protools 6.9 ......I am using line inputs 1-4 and I am monitering thru the headphone jack. I dont here audio from anything...I dont have anything that would go in the XLR inputs so i cant really try those
I think i did....Shouldnt I still be able to hear the audio thru my headphones even if its not since thats a software settimgFistFulloDollaz said:
Tha1AndOnlyDJT
DJ Will Kill
ill o.g.
Battle Points: 36
You need to make sure you setup your I/O Setup.
It should look like this when done.
Im running the 002 rack on a mac with an MPC 2000, Emu Proteus and Mophatt, And a roland mc-303.
Once you have setup ur I/O setup, you can now assign inputs to new audio tracks in you session. (see blue circles) Once you have selected the input you wanted for that track click the record button in that track, that will allow you to listen to the input before recording. After you have recorded your track unclick the record button. (see Red circles)
I made a session file with all my inputs assigned, i use this while producing. once im ready to record i make a new session with the inputs i will need.
It should look like this when done.
Im running the 002 rack on a mac with an MPC 2000, Emu Proteus and Mophatt, And a roland mc-303.
Once you have setup ur I/O setup, you can now assign inputs to new audio tracks in you session. (see blue circles) Once you have selected the input you wanted for that track click the record button in that track, that will allow you to listen to the input before recording. After you have recorded your track unclick the record button. (see Red circles)
I made a session file with all my inputs assigned, i use this while producing. once im ready to record i make a new session with the inputs i will need.
FistFulloDollaz
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
Battle Points: 1
J Rilla said:
initially it sounded like you're i/o settings may need to be adjusted, if they're off its possible u wont hear anything not even through headphones
also make sure that the mute button isnt lit up because when powered on its on by default
lastly check that u have set the correct input and output selected on the actual track that corresponds on the with ur i/o settings
FistFulloDollaz
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
Battle Points: 1
follow TheOneandOnly's screenshots they're a good example of what your config. should be close to depending on ur setup
J Rilla
Tha Fresh Prince of L.A.
ill o.g.
Thanks to all of you guys that replied.......1andonly,ur diagram is the shyt i hope u didnt go thru alll that just for me......Like a idiot I was lookin at the 002 rack as a mixer when it looks like i should be lookin at more as a sound card/interface when it comes to setting it up...when i get home tonite i try ur guys suggestions. Thanks again