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When you are using an effect in this send and
return type of configuration, make sure the
unit’s internal mix or balance between direct
(unprocessed) and wet (effected) signal is set so
that only the processed signal is returned to
Pro Tools. On most effect units, a balance set-
ting of 100% (completely wet) is the appropriate
setting.
If you’ve been using an effects unit in an instru-
ment setup, such as a guitar effects rack, you’ll
probably find the balance to be below 50%. If
the unit has separate dry and effect level knobs,
turn dry level control off. If you don’t do this,
the dry, unprocessed signal will be present in an
effect’s output along with the processed sound,
and you’ll have trouble accurately controlling
the effect balance in your final mix.
Connecting Effects Units Digitally
To use your audio interface’s inputs and outputs
as effects sends and returns to a digital effects
device, set your interfaces Clock Source to Inter-
nal in the Hardware Setup dialog (unless it is ref-
erenced to another clock source or peripheral).
You should then set your digital effects devices
to accept an external digital clock so that they
will synchronize themselves to Pro Tools. Make
sure you set the channel pair to the digital input
in the Hardware Setup dialog (or the I/O Setup
dialog).
Connecting MIDI Devices
By adding a compatible MIDI interface to your
system, you can take advantage of all the MIDI
features of Pro Tools, including recording and
editing MIDI tracks, and synchronizing to MIDI
Time Code or MIDI beat clock.
To connect MIDI devices to your system:
1 Connect the MIDI interface to your computer
according to the MIDI interface’s documenta-
tion.
2 Install any MIDI driver software required by
the MIDI interface. (Once you have installed
your MIDI interface hardware and software,
confirm that it is working properly using the
procedure given in the interface’s documenta-
tion.)
3 Connect the MIDI OUT of your MIDI device
to the MIDI IN of your MIDI interface.
4 Connect the MIDI IN of your MIDI device to
the MIDI OUT of your MIDI interface.
See Appendix C, “Configuring MIDI Studio
Setup (Windows Only)”or Appendix B,
“Configuring AMS (Mac OS X Only)” for
detailed information on how to identify ex-
ternal MIDI devices connected to your MIDI
interface and configure your MIDI studio
for use with Pro Tools.
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