Say for example there's only 1 high impedance input for guitars on your control
surface, then it could be beneficial to use the same input on 3 tracks,
especially if the cables to the musical equipment just like in my case are a
bit, shall we say crackly and you don't want to change inputs too
Yeah thats one example. You record a rhythm track, then you can unarm
it arm a second track set the input to the same as the previous track
and be off and running with the second guitar track with out having to
unplug the guitar and plug it into another input physically on your
interface. or in
Hello good people.
Well now i've actually dared taking the plunge and started working with
Protools. I have set up a session and created the tracks, but i can for the
life of me not remember how to rename them to something meaningful. Pointing
the vo cursor to the track i wanted to rename then
As for renaming a track, I typically do this from the edit window
right after creating the track. interact with the track list table,
and find the created track. Press voice over shift m, and r for
rename, you may then need to press enter and you can type a name in
for the track.
As for the
TO rename tracks.
Navigate to the tracklist table and interact with it. once in there
you can use VO up and down arrows to navigate between tracks.
VO+Shift+M will bring up a context menu for which rename will be an
option on. Click on that to be able to rename the track.
I wouldn't worry about
Hi, i have indeed a sub menu for the interface. In the interface submenu
there's built-in mic and built-in input, nothing more. Should there be anything
else there, and how do i get it in there?
I have done as suggested yesterday and put in under setupperipherals the
Projectmix and it's set to
Hi and thanks for the precise instructions. Just to clarify things, ... umm how
to phrase this question, what do the audio input selectors in the tracks do?
I'm beginning to think i confuse things here. I thought i had to specifically
tell Pro tools what input on the Project mix i was supposed
The setting under playback engine tells pro tools what audio interface
you want to use and which audio interface inputs and outputs to
display. After selecting the the audio interface in play back engine,
you then on the individual tracks in the input area under interface,
select which inputs
Hi, nope you didn't, however there's something missing here, either in my head
or in Pro Tools's, when i set the track audio input path i only see the
computer, even if the control surface is set as audio playback manager. No idea
why this is. Everything else in the control surface seem to work
What exactly is the name of the option you are selecting in the
playback engine? Are you selecting ok to close the dialogue box after
selecting the project mix from the dropdown menu? Imideately after
doing this when you look at a track it still only has the computers
defaults under the
Hmm, let's see, the name is Projectmix and yes i press ok after selecting it.
At first it wouldn't want to work, but now i have my inputs back named 1 in, 2
in and so on.
So all is fine there now i think... That is, if the Project mix has 10 inputs.
And another question that i ranted about in
Yes you can select input one on tracks one two and three for example.
and record the same source onto those tracks. The question is... why
would you want to?
On 8/21/13, Krister Ekstrom kris...@kristersplace.com wrote:
Hmm, let's see, the name is Projectmix and yes i press ok after selecting
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