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Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 6 7 When the connector and slot are aligned, press the card into the slot using firm, even pressure. The card should “pop

Chapter 2: Macintosh Configuration 7 Installing the Pro Tools LE Software Apple System Software Settings To ensure optimum performance with the Pro To

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 8 Pro Tools LE Installation After the Apple System software settings are configured, install Pro Tools LE. To install Pro

Chapter 2: Macintosh Configuration 9 Installing and Configuring OMS (Macintosh Only) To use Pro Tools on the Macintosh you must first install and configu

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 10 2 Select whether your MIDI interface is connected to the Modem or Printer port. If using a USB or PCI-based MIDI inte

Chapter 2: Macintosh Configuration 11 Defining MIDI Devices in OMS To define a MIDI device in OMS Setup: 1 Double-click the device’s icon in the Studi

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 12 Hard Drive Requirements For audio recording and storage on the Macintosh, Pro Tools LE requires one or more qualified AT

Chapter 2: Macintosh Configuration 13 Hard Drive Storage Space Mono audio tracks recorded with 16-bit resolution at 44.1 kHz (CD-quality) require appr

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Chapter 3: Windows 98 Configuration 15 chapter 3 Windows 98 Configuration BIOS and System Modifications Before installing any hardware or software, first

Copyright This User’s Guide is copyrighted ©2000 by Digidesign, a division of Avid Technology, Inc. (hereafter “Digidesign”), with all rights reserve

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide164 Deselect the option for Auto Insert Notification and click OK.5 Repeat for any removable media devices, such as Jaz and

Chapter 3: Windows 98 Configuration 174 Before handling the Digi 001 card, discharge any static electricity by touching the outer casing of the power

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 18 Connecting the Digi 001 I/O Box ▲ Your computer must be off when you connect or disconnect the I/O Box. To connect the

Chapter 3: Windows 98 Configuration 19 Installing the Windows 98 Wave Drivers Once you’ve installed the Digi 001 card and have turned on your computer

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 20 Installing the Pro Tools LE Software After installing the Digi 001 hardware and its wave drivers, install Pro Tools LE.

Chapter 3: Windows 98 Configuration 21 To install the demo sessions: 1 Insert the Pro Tools LE Installer CD in your CD-ROM drive. A window opens dis

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 22 Hard Drive Requirements (Windows) For audio recording and storage on the Windows 98, Pro Tools LE requires one or more

Chapter 3: Windows 98 Configuration 23 To format an audio drive: 1 From the desktop, double-click My Computer. 2 Right-click the hard drive you wi

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide24Launching Pro Tools LE the First TimeSerial Number EntryWhen launching Pro Tools LE the first time, you are prompted to en

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 25chapter 4Connecting Your StudioThis chapter explains how to connect your Digi 001 to a mixer, amplification system,

Contents iii contents Chapter 1. Digi 001 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide26Phantom PowerThis switch applies 48V phantom power to Mic/Line inputs 1 and 2. These inputs provide 48V phantom power for

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 27Headphone GainThis control allows you to adjust the output level of the headphone jack.Headphone OutputUse the Hea

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide28Footswitch JackThis connector allows you to connect a footswitch that can be used for control of QuickPunch audio punch-in

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 29Connectors on the Digi 001 PCI CardThe Digi 001 PCI Card installs in an available PCI slot in your computer. The P

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide30To choose an output mode:1 Choose Setups > Preferences. Click the Operation button.2 Choose the desired operating mod

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 31To connect a home stereo:1 Connect 1/4" cables to the Monitor outputs on the back of the Digi 001 I/O Box. 2

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide32Connecting a Digital DeckIf you have a DAT or other digital device that can send or receive S/PDIF digital audio data, con

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 33accommodate the different “line levels” that these devices can generate. Inputs 3–8 accept 1/4” connectors. You ca

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide34S/PDIF MirroringPro Tools LE uses S/PDIF mirroring to automatically “mirror” the audio that is sent to outputs 1 and 2 on

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 35Connecting a bunch of microphones to a Digi 001Connecting a synth to a Digi 001use 48V PhantomPower if necessarymi

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide iv Chapter 4. Connecting Your Studio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide36To connect a digital audio source:1 Connect an ADAT or S/PDIF format optical device to the Optical In on the Digi 001 PCI

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 37Studio Setup DiagramsYour setup will differ depending on which of these systems you use. The illustrations that fo

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide38Digi 001 studio configuration without a mixer—Stereo Outputs mode (see “Output Modes” on page 29)DAT recorderMicrophonesMic

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 39Connecting an ADAT to Digi 001If you are using an ADAT or other ADAT format optical device with Digi 001, you can

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 40 Using Monitor Mode The Monitor Mode feature allows you to monitor analog inputs 3–4 on the Digi 001 I/O Box even when t

Chapter 4: Connecting Your Studio 41 MIDI Connections Using the Digi 001’s built-in MIDI ports or an external MIDI Interface, a MIDI keyboard control

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 42 To connect an external device to your system: 1 Connect an unused output (or outputs if stereo) on the Digi 001 I/O

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 43 chapter 5 Working with the Demo Session Playing the Demo Session In this section, you will open and play

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 44 3 Set the maximum CPU usage limit, by setting the CPU Usage Limit in the Hardware Setup dialog to 85%, using the pop-

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 45 2 Set the maximum Hardware Buffer Size. Choose Setups > Hardware, then set the H/W Buffer Size to be

Chapter 1: Digi 001 Introduction 1 chapter 1 Digi 001 Introduction About Digi 001 Thank you for purchasing Digi 001, a cross-platform solution for mu

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide46“Be There” opens, and appears like this:The opened Be There demo session, showing the Mix, Memory Locations, and Transport

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 473 Make sure that the Monitor Mode switch is out (not engaged).4 Click the first Memory Location, “Play the

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide48Mixing the Demo Session TutorialNow it’s time to start mixing audio in Pro Tools LE. But first, a common question answered

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 49To view the Mix window: Select Windows > Show Mix.The Demo Session is set up with the Narrow Mix Window

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide50All Right, Let’s Mix!Now that you’ve been introduced to some elements of the Mix window, it’s time to dive in and start mi

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 51Panning TracksNow try panning the same track. To pan a track, you click the Pan slider and drag it to the l

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide52To write automation:1 Click “Guitar Vol Auto” in the Memory Locations window to go to the tutorial location.2 On the tra

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 53Drawing Automation in the Edit WindowIn the Edit window, you can view different data for a track, including

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide543 Using the Grabber tool, click on the volume line at the point you want to start fading out. A small point appears on th

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 55Try it!Several plug-ins are already activated in the demo session “Be There.” We’ll try adjusting the EQ Pl

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 2 ▲ Pro Tools LE uses your computer’s CPU to mix and process audio tracks (host processing). Computers with faster clock s

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide563 View the plug-in by clicking on the plug-in name next to the insert. 4 Click Play in the Transport window, and adjust

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 57Cool Mix Tricks: The Big MuteNow that you’ve started mixing with Pro Tools LE—and you haven’t had this much

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide585 Click Mute again to stop writing Mute Automation before the lead vocal begins the second part of the chorus (before but

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 5910 Click the Mute button on the same track again to stop writing mute automation. Try to click the button

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide60MIDIThis optional section is for MIDI users. In this section, you’ll connect your MIDI device to the Digi 001 I/O Box, the

Chapter 5: Working with the Demo Session 61• You can connect the audio output of the device to Digi 001 by connecting analog outputs to the analog inp

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide62Using a MIDI Device with the Demo SessionTo get an idea of how to assign a MIDI instrument to a track in Pro Tools LE, let

Chapter 6: Recording 63chapter 6RecordingThis section explains how to record audio and MIDI tracks using Pro Tools LE.Routing Audio to a TrackTo route

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide64Setting Digi 001 Input LevelsDigi 001 input levels for analog inputs 1 and 2 are adjusted using the gain knobs on the Digi

Chapter 6: Recording 65To adjust input gain on the Digi 001 (Analog inputs 3–8):1 Connect the instrument or device to the Digi 001 I/O Box.2 In Pro

Chapter 1: Digi 001 Introduction 3 Compatibility Information Digidesign can only assure compatibility and provide support for devices it has tested a

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide666 Repeat this until you are able to achieve maximum signal level without clipping.7 Adjust the gain on analog channels 3

Chapter 6: Recording 67Mic/Line High-Pass FilterDigi 001 includes a high-pass filter set at 60 Hz. This filter can be useful for filtering out low-end

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide68Recording from the cursor location in the Edit windowRecording the length of a selection in the Edit windowwith the Select

Chapter 6: Recording 69To play back a recorded track:1 Disable recording on the track by clicking the Record button for the track again. The button s

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide70To set the Hardware Buffer Size for record or playback:1 Choose Setups > Hardware.2 Choose the number of samples from

Chapter 6: Recording 71Recording MIDI To configure a new MIDI track for recording:1 Create a new MIDI track.2 In the Mix window, click on the track’s

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide72To play back the recorded MIDI track:1 Click the Record button for the MIDI track to take it out of record-ready mode.2

Chapter 6: Recording 73Recording with an ADATYou can use Digi 001 to interface with an ADAT, either to record tracks from an ADAT into Pro Tools LE fo

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide74To record Pro Tools LE tracks to an ADAT:1 Connect the ADAT Optical Out connector on the back of the Digi 001 PCI Card to

Index 75Numerics-26dB pad 2548V phantom power 26indicator 26AADATconnecting 39recording from Pro Tools LE 74recording to Pro Tools LE 73adjusting Mic/

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide 4 Conventions Used in This Guide Digidesign guides use the following conventions to indicate menu choices and key commands

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide76main analog outputs 28Mic/Line inputs 25MIDI I/O 27monitor inputs 28monitor outputs 28monitor volume 26phantom power 26ind

Index 77mixingadjusting track volume 50muting tracks 57panning tracks 51writing volume automation 52monitor inputsDigi 001 I/O Box 28Monitor mode 26,

Digi 001 Quick Start Guide78Transport window 47Vviewing the Mix window 49volumeDigi 001 I/O Box 26volume automation 52WWindowsSystem settings 15using

Chapter 2: Macintosh Configuration 5 chapter 2 Macintosh Configuration Installing the Digi 001 Hardware Before installing the Pro Tools LE software, fir