If you are a Macintosh owner using Core Audio, you may have noticed an option within your hardware peripheral list labelled ‘ Pro Tools Aggregate I/O‘, this was a new feature introduced in version 9 of Pro Tools which will allow you to make use of the built-in inputs and outputs of your Mac computer, so for those who don’t need the large amount of inputs and outputs that external hardware can offer, you can still make your recordings without spending the extra money…
Third generation Mbox units as well as third party Core Audio (Mac) and ASIO (Windows) interfaces will need to be set up independently, this setup can be easily achieved by clicking ‘ Launch Setup App‘ from the Hardware Setup window which will open a control panel on your system for that specific device. With the software loaded up, scroll across the menus at the top until you find one labelled ‘ Setup‘, from there navigate to ‘ Hardware…‘.įor non HD interfaces (excluding third party devices), devices such as the Mbox 2 or Digi 003, you can configure the signal routing, sample rate, clock source, and digital I/O format.
#Pro tools 9 digi 003 drivers#
So now we have our drivers installed, we can open up Pro Tools and get stuck in.
#Pro tools 9 digi 003 install#
Note: Bottom line of this section, the best start to avoid issues later on is to grab and install your drivers first. Thankfully in this modern digital age where downloads favour over disks, most drivers nowadays are just a click away from a search engine, I won’t go into details here for places to obtain drivers as there are simply too many, but if you are really struggling then please don’t hesitate to get in touch and we can point you in the right direction. Most of the time a disk should come with your hardware which should have everything you need on it, but this isn’t always the case.
#Pro tools 9 digi 003 how to#
You’ve just received your copy of Pro Tools, popped the discs in and installed the software but are now unable to record anything or on some systems even unable to boot up the software at all as it cannot find your hardware, this tutorial will explain how to get setup and ready so you can spend the time recording and mixing as you should! Driversīefore we start looking at the Pro Tools side of things we need to make sure the appropriate drivers have been installed, for those who are not aware, a driver is a small bit of software which allows your computer and hardware device to talk to each other. In this tutorial we are going back to basics covering one of the very first processes you will have to perform after purchasing a copy of Pro Tools, hardware setup.
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