Pro Tools 9: WIndows/Controllers
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| Hardware Setup | -The window which gives the user access to the physical I/O assignments for the interface(s) connected to the system.
-Choices for the clock source.
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| Playback Engine | this window includes:
-Hardware Buffer
-CPU Usage
-RTAS Processors
-RTAS Engine
-Number of Voices
-Sample Rate
-Delay compensation Engine
-DAE Playback Buffer
-Cache Size
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| Playback Engine |
May be the most important window in Pro Tools.
This is where system resources are allocated for the CPU, DSP, and hard drives to play back efficiently.
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| Peripherals Window | Where most synching happens. Where you select your console (HD).
Tabs:
-Synchronization
-Machine Control
-MIDI Controllers
-Ethernet Controllers
-Mic Preamps
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| I/O Window | Shows all of the available track assignment paths for the current session.
Allows the user to name all of the paths to their liking.
Change the output for a created path.
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| Session Window | Change the Sync HD Clock Source, Timecode options, Frame rate here.
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| What Is the Sync I/O? | Main purpose is to synchronize Pro Tools with other time-code related devices such as analog tape and video machines.
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| Where do you configure the sync I/O? | Session and Peripherals windows.
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| Controllers | Might look like a console but doesn’t have audio running through it.
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| D Control | 16 – 80 faders
7.1 surround output monitoring
Ethernet (HD only)
6 touch-sensitive rotary encoders per channel
XMON audio monitoring connections
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| D Command | 8 – 40 faders
5.1 surround output monitoring
Ethernet (HD Only)
2 touch-sensitive rotary encoders per channel
XMON audio monitoring connections
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| Control 24/C24 | 24 Faders (Not expandable)
5.1 surround output monitoring
Ethernet – HD or LE
1 non-touch-sensitive rotary encoder per channel
Build-in monitoring and 16 available preamps
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| Euphonix | 4-36 faders
No audio monitoring
Ethernet – HD or LE
EuCon, HUI, and Mackie Control protocols
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