TascMan
Soundaholic
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2012
- Messages
- 548
- Karma
- 89
- Age
- 55
- From
- Lancaster, PA USA
- Gear owned
- DM3200 UH-7000 3030R2R
Right.
I am referring to DM input CHs 17 and 18 because I saw that you have the FW return CHs 1 and 2 assigned to these two channels. Which is correct. Going back farther, you also have, according to an earlier post, your PT stereo buss (main buss) assigned to FW return 1 and 2. This is also correct. But you are not hearing anything, although you see meter movement in TM Companion.
Lets just go through the chain again to make sure everything is set up right.
I am trying to check your signal chain and make sure that it is assigned to the DMs stereo buss so that you can monitor it all through your monitors or headphones.
Your chain from PTs should be:
1) Individual tracks in ProTools should automatically be assigned to your STEREO buss in Pro Tools.
2) ProTools Stereo buss outputs assigned to ASIO IF-FW/DM MKII 1 and 2 OUT (L and R)
3) FW return 1 and 2 assigned to DM CHs 17 and 18 (which you have correctly assigned)
4) DM 17 and 18 should be paired (hit both SEL buttons for 17 and 18 at the same time, then enter) Now, when you hit the SEL button for either 17 or 18, they both should light up green
5) With Both SEL buttons lit up for 17 and 18, hit the STEREO button to the left of the display screen. This will assign those 17 and 18 to the DMs stereo buss. Like when you assign a channel on an analog board to the mains.
6) Now, look over to the right. Just right of the LED meters, there is another STEREO button. That should also be lit up. This will assign the whole stereo buss (anything you have assigned to the stereo buss) to your stereo outputs.
7) Now bring up the STEREO Fader (next to the layer buttons), to unity.
8) Now bring up the faders for Chs 17 and 18. If you are playing music out of PTs, you should at least see movement on the LED meters.
9) If your speakers are plugged into your CR outputs, the 1/4" TRS outputs in the back, and you have the STEREO buss assigned to the CR outs, turn up the CR knob near the headphone jack to about midway. Hopefully, you have sound as well. If not, we need to check one more thing. Let me know.
Earlier you wrote that it was working. Did you hear sound out of your monitors at that time?
I am referring to DM input CHs 17 and 18 because I saw that you have the FW return CHs 1 and 2 assigned to these two channels. Which is correct. Going back farther, you also have, according to an earlier post, your PT stereo buss (main buss) assigned to FW return 1 and 2. This is also correct. But you are not hearing anything, although you see meter movement in TM Companion.
Lets just go through the chain again to make sure everything is set up right.
I am trying to check your signal chain and make sure that it is assigned to the DMs stereo buss so that you can monitor it all through your monitors or headphones.
Your chain from PTs should be:
1) Individual tracks in ProTools should automatically be assigned to your STEREO buss in Pro Tools.
2) ProTools Stereo buss outputs assigned to ASIO IF-FW/DM MKII 1 and 2 OUT (L and R)
3) FW return 1 and 2 assigned to DM CHs 17 and 18 (which you have correctly assigned)
4) DM 17 and 18 should be paired (hit both SEL buttons for 17 and 18 at the same time, then enter) Now, when you hit the SEL button for either 17 or 18, they both should light up green
5) With Both SEL buttons lit up for 17 and 18, hit the STEREO button to the left of the display screen. This will assign those 17 and 18 to the DMs stereo buss. Like when you assign a channel on an analog board to the mains.
6) Now, look over to the right. Just right of the LED meters, there is another STEREO button. That should also be lit up. This will assign the whole stereo buss (anything you have assigned to the stereo buss) to your stereo outputs.
7) Now bring up the STEREO Fader (next to the layer buttons), to unity.
8) Now bring up the faders for Chs 17 and 18. If you are playing music out of PTs, you should at least see movement on the LED meters.
9) If your speakers are plugged into your CR outputs, the 1/4" TRS outputs in the back, and you have the STEREO buss assigned to the CR outs, turn up the CR knob near the headphone jack to about midway. Hopefully, you have sound as well. If not, we need to check one more thing. Let me know.
Earlier you wrote that it was working. Did you hear sound out of your monitors at that time?
