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The optimum Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size for
most sessions is 250 ms (Level 2).
• Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size settings lower
than 250 msec (Level 2) reduce the amount of
system memory used for sample playback and
frees up memory for other system tasks. How-
ever, reliability of sample playback may de-
crease.
• Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size settings higher
than 250 msec (Level 2) improve the reliabil-
ity of sample playback, but they also decrease
the amount of memory available for other sys-
tem tasks, such as RTAS processing.
To change the Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size:
1 Choose Setup > Playback Engine.
2 From the Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size pop-up
menu, select a buffer size.
3 Click OK.
Optimizing the Plug-in Streaming Buffer
Size
(Structure Plug-in Only)
This option appears in the Playback Engine dia-
log only if the Structure sampler instrument
plug-in is installed on your system. This option
is useful when you are playing samples from the
same drive that contains audio for the current
session. When this option is selected, Pro Tools
automatically optimizes the size of the Plug-in
Streaming Buffer to facilitate disk access from
both Pro Tools and Structure. The Plug-in
Streaming Buffer Size pop-up menu is unavail-
able when this option is selected.
To set Pro Tools to automatically optimize the
Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size:
1 Choose Setup > Playback Engine.
2 Select the Optimize for Streaming Content on Au-
dio Drives option.
3 Click OK.
Using a larger Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size
leaves less system memory for other tasks.
The default setting of 250 ms (Level 2) is
recommended unless you are experiencing
problems with the reliability of streaming
playback from disk.
- Pro Tools 1
- Legal Notices 2
- Documentation Feedback 2
- Contents iii 3
- Pro Tools 4
- Contents v 5
- Pro Tools 6
- Welcome to Pro Tools 7
- Pro Tools HD Software 8
- Capabilities 8
- Pro Tools Hardware Overview 8
- Pro Tools 9
- Pro Tools 10
- HD I/O Audio Interface 11
- 192 I/O Audio Interface 12
- 96 I/O Audio Interface 13
- 96i I/O Audio Interface 14
- System Requirements and 15
- Compatibility 15
- Registration 15
- Conventions Used in This 16
- Installing Pro Tools Hardware 17
- Pro Tools 18
- Pro Tools 20
- Connecting TDM Flex Cables 21
- Connecting Audio Interfaces 22
- Connecting Loop Sync 24
- Connecting Legacy I/O 25
- Installing Pro Tools on Mac 27
- 10 Click Continue 28
- 3 Do one of the following: 28
- Additional Software on the 29
- Pro Tools Installer Disc 29
- Removing Pro Tools 30
- Optimizing a Mac System for 31
- Pro Tools 31
- Disabling Spotlight Indexing 32
- Installing Pro Tools HD 33
- Software 33
- 11 Click Next 34
- 12 Click Install 34
- Launching Pro Tools 35
- HD Pack Plug-ins 36
- Third-Party Applications and 36
- Plug-ins 36
- Windows Audio Drivers 36
- Pro Tools Demo Session 36
- Optimizing a Windows System 38
- Optional Optimizations 39
- Pro Tools 40
- Making Studio Connections 41
- Connecting Equipment with 45
- Digital Audio Ins and Outs 45
- Connecting Effects Units 45
- Connecting MIDI Devices 46
- Connecting SMPTE 47
- Synchronization Devices 47
- Connecting Ethernet Work 47
- Surfaces 47
- Pro Tools 48
- Starting Up or Shutting Down 49
- Your System 49
- 3 Click OK 50
- CPU Usage Limit 52
- Number of Voices 53
- Default Sample Rate 53
- Cache Size 55
- Plug-in Streaming Buffer Size 55
- (Structure Plug-in Only) 56
- Configuring Pro Tools 57
- Hardware Settings 57
- Configuring Audio Interfaces 58
- Configuring HD OMNI Controls 60
- Configuring HD I/O Controls 61
- Configuring HD MADI Controls 62
- Controls 63
- Configuring 96 I/O Controls 64
- Configuring 96i I/O Controls 65
- Configuring Legacy I/Os 65
- Configuring I/O Setup 66
- 2 Choose Setup > I/O 67
- Click OK 67
- Click Cancel 67
- Default I/O Settings 68
- Customizing I/O Settings 68
- Output Busses 69
- Pro Tools 70
- Multiple Destinations 72
- Configuring MIDI Setup 73
- Pro Tools 74
- Avoid Recording to the 75
- System Drive 75
- Supported Drive Formats and 75
- Drive Types 75
- Formatting Audio Drives 76
- Formatting Mac Audio Drives 77
- Partitioning Drives 78
- Defragmenting an Audio Drive 78
- Using Mac Drives on Windows 79
- Hard Disk Storage Space 79
- Pro Tools 80
- 1 Do one of the following: 81
- Pro Tools 82
- External Device Icon 82
- Naming a new MIDI device 82
- Enabling MIDI channels 83
- Selecting a device icon 83
- MIDI Patch Name Support 84
- (Windows Only) 85
- 2 Click Create 86
- 6 Click Open 88
- DSP-Induced Delays in Mixing 89
- Using Delay Compensation 90
- TDM Mixing and DSP Usage 91
- Pro Tools 92
- DSP Allocation 93
- Monitoring DSP Usage 94
- Efficiently 95
- DSP Usage and Mixer Plug-Ins 96
- Submixing 97
- Mixers and DSP Hardware 97
- 48-Bit Mixing Precision 98
- Mixer Headroom 98
- Mixer Automatiion 98
- Stereo and Surround Dithered 99
- Mixer Plug-ins 99
- 1 Quit Pro Tools 100
- 2 Do one of the following: 100
- 5 Launch Pro Tools 100
- DSP Usage with TDM Plug-Ins 101
- Pro Tools 102
- Troubleshooting 103
- DigiTest 104
- Checking Your System with 104
- Errors and Undetected Cards 105
- DigiTest Error Codes 106
- Performance Factors 108
- Before You Call Avid 108
- Customer Success 108
- Diagnostic Information 109
- Pro Tools 110
- Resources 111
- About www.avid.com 112
- Compliance Information 113
- EMC (Electromagnetic 114
- Compliance) 114
- Safety Compliance 115
- Pro Tools 116
- Numerics 117
- Pro Tools 118
- Index 113 119
- Technical Support (USA) 120
- Product Information 120
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