Profire 2626/ pro tools 9 users..
- Thread starter greyskull
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_Protoss_
Crossing The Rubicon
- Oct 1, 2008
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Hi Greyskull
This is how i set the Profire Control Panel. It works exactly like my ex Digi 003. Master Volume , headphones 1 and 2 totally independant.
I don't know if i'm doing something wrong but it works for me and never touched the damn thing again.
I use outputs 5/6 for outboard and outputs 7/8 for the A7's
Best regards
::XeS::
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Same here.
The only difference is that I use OUT 1/2 for my monitors and in the control panel I set:
Analog OUT 1/2 -> Mixer out
Analog OUT 3/4 -> Mixer out
Pretty much the same thing and you can connect your headphones to the out 2 in the front panel controlling the volume indipendently by the master volume
The only difference is that I use OUT 1/2 for my monitors and in the control panel I set:
Analog OUT 1/2 -> Mixer out
Analog OUT 3/4 -> Mixer out
Pretty much the same thing and you can connect your headphones to the out 2 in the front panel controlling the volume indipendently by the master volume
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
I don't know what's the problem with the software mixer. Just take 2mn setting the right analog outs, mute or not the mixers if you want the internal mixer to monitor or not the input, programming the headphones and master knobs to work as you wish, and you're good. It's transparent, as it should be, and you can just work as you're used to inside your DAW. In fact, the software router can be pretty handy the day you need it.
I quite never open it, only for specific uses or to change some setting on a lower level than the DAW itself.
And yeah I use a similar settings to the ^ posts.
I quite never open it, only for specific uses or to change some setting on a lower level than the DAW itself.
And yeah I use a similar settings to the ^ posts.
- Mar 22, 2006
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Ace!
So far so good!
My inital reaction on playing back a mix I'd done with the 002 that i knew really well was.. WOAH
So much more depth/stereo field/clarity in the top end... Mental
What order are you daisy chaining firewire drives??
I'm currently doing..
Mbp->800/400 cable -> 2626->400 Cable->Lacie
Drive seems to be running worse than when i ran it Mbp -> 800 cable -> Lacie ->400 Cable 002, but I've heard that this can cause glitches and clicks on the 2626, your thoughts ??
Much appreciated
So far so good!
My inital reaction on playing back a mix I'd done with the 002 that i knew really well was.. WOAH
So much more depth/stereo field/clarity in the top end... Mental
What order are you daisy chaining firewire drives??
I'm currently doing..
Mbp->800/400 cable -> 2626->400 Cable->Lacie
Drive seems to be running worse than when i ran it Mbp -> 800 cable -> Lacie ->400 Cable 002, but I've heard that this can cause glitches and clicks on the 2626, your thoughts ??
Much appreciated
::XeS::
Member
I have the same chain (mbp -> fw400 -> profire -> fw400 -> lacie.
There shouldn't be any problem with the Lacie before the profire...I noticed clicks only mixing 2 different bus speed (ex. mbp -> fw800 port -> lacie, mbp -> fw400 -> profire) but if you use the same bus at the same speed it should work well.
There shouldn't be any problem with the Lacie before the profire...I noticed clicks only mixing 2 different bus speed (ex. mbp -> fw800 port -> lacie, mbp -> fw400 -> profire) but if you use the same bus at the same speed it should work well.
- Mar 22, 2006
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seems okay so far...
had a wierd distortion problem earlier on playback... ughhh
also when opening the control panel after running a pro-tools session with the 2626 i get this message..
"Because the sample rate is now 44.1 kHz, some audio ports have become silent."
Should i worry??
I've set the mixer like this to reduce the ammount of inputs in PT and strain on the F/W bus
had a wierd distortion problem earlier on playback... ughhh
also when opening the control panel after running a pro-tools session with the 2626 i get this message..
"Because the sample rate is now 44.1 kHz, some audio ports have become silent."
Should i worry??
I've set the mixer like this to reduce the ammount of inputs in PT and strain on the F/W bus
AudioGeekZine
arsehole know-it-all
From the 9.0.3 Mac Readme
When using the M-Audio Profire 2626 with Pro Tools, the smallest available Hardware Buffer Size setting was 128 samples.
(PTSW-135423)
The M-Audio Profire 2626 now supports Hardware Buffer Size settings of 32 and 64 samples.
good news dudes.
http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=409231
When using the M-Audio Profire 2626 with Pro Tools, the smallest available Hardware Buffer Size setting was 128 samples.
(PTSW-135423)
The M-Audio Profire 2626 now supports Hardware Buffer Size settings of 32 and 64 samples.
good news dudes.
http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=409231
::XeS::
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