 What is the power consumption of PRE?
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| What is the power consumption of PRE? |
60 watts @110V (North America)
120 watts @ 240V (Europe)
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"The application Pro Tools has unexpectedly quit" in Pro Tools 6.x on ...
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| "The application Pro Tools has unexpectedly quit" in Pro Tools 6.x on Mac OS 10.2.3 or higher. |
There may be a problem with permissions for the current user.
Try creating a new user with admin privileges and install Pro Tools to the new user account:
Uninstall Pro Tools by running the Pro Tools installer on your installation CD and Choose Custom > Uninstall.
Then go to System Preferences and create a new user (make sure to check the box to make the new user an Administrator).
From the Apple menu, log out and log back in under the new admin user you just created.
Reinstall Pro Tools to the new User Account and launch Pro Tools.
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Loud random noise bursts during playback and record in PT LE 6.0 with ...
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| Loud random noise bursts during playback and record in PT LE 6.0 with Waves 4.0 RTAS Plug-Ins |
Download the update to Waveshell 4.0.1 from Waves website.
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What are the system requirements for PRE?
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| What are the system requirements for PRE? |
When used as a stand-alone microphone preamplifier,
PRE is ready to use.
For remote control within Pro Tools, PRE requires:
• Pro Tools TDM hardware and software:
• Pro Tools HD-series system, running
Pro Tools TDM 6.0 or later on Macintosh
OS X
• Pro Tools HD-series system, running
Pro Tools TDM 5.3.3 or later on Windows
• Pro Tools|HD-series, Pro Tools|24 MIX-series,
or Pro Tools|24 system, running
Pro Tools TDM 5.3.1 or later on Macintosh
OS 9.x
• Digidesign-qualified Macintosh or Windows
computer
• 17" or larger color monitor; 1024x768 resolution
• Digidesign-qualified MIDI interface
Mic Preamps in Pro Tools can optionally be remote-
controlled by Digidesign control surfaces
(such as Control|24 and ProControl).
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Where can I find a Pinout diagram for the DB-25 connector on the PRE?
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| Where can I find a Pinout diagram for the DB-25 connector on the PRE? |
Page 41 of the PRE guide (Appendix B).
This document can be found online at:
http://www.digidesign.com/support/docs/PRE_Guide.pdf
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Specifications for the Digidesign PRE.
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| Specifications for the Digidesign PRE. |
PRE Specifications:
Gain Range 0 dB to +69 dB, in approximately
3 dB steps. With Pad enabled, –18 to +51 dB.
Input Impedance (Input Z): 1.5k ohm (low impedance);
15k ohm (mid impedance);
1.5M ohm (high impedance)
Frequency Response: ±0.1 dB; 20 Hz to 20 kHz,
@ +48 dB gain
Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise <0.0005%
@ 1 kHz, 0 dB gain @ 20 dB signal; <0.001%
(20 Hz to 20 kHz), 0 dB gain @ 0 dB signal
Equivalent Input Noise –128 dB @ 66 dB gain
(20 Hz to 20 kHz unweighted) 150 ohm
Phase Response <2.5 degrees (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
Dynamic Range 124 dB @ 0 dB gain
(20 Hz to 20 kHz unweighted)
Maximum Input Level +47 dBu Pad In, @ 1 kHz,
<0.1% THD
Maximum Output Level +29 dBu balanced,
@ 1 kHz, <0.1% THD
Common Mode Rejection Ratio <–75 dB
@ 1 kHz, 140 mVcm, +6 dB gain
Crosstalk <<90 dB, 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Phantom Power 48V ±1V
High-Pass Filter –3 dB @ 85 Hz 18 dB/octave
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I have a Digi 002 and/or Digi 002 Rack and I am getting -6085 errors when ...
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| I have a Digi 002 and/or Digi 002 Rack and I am getting -6085 errors when recording to a Firewire hard drive with a new G4 (FW 800) Macintosh. |
This is a known issue if using any of the 3 built-in Firewire ports on the FW 800 Macintosh. To record, either:
a) use an internal IDE/ATA hard drive
b) purchase a FW card and use that. The supported Firewire
cards are as follows:
PCI FireWire Adapters for Desktop CPUs:
--ADS Pyro 1394
--Swann Mac FireWire Card
--Adaptec FireConnect
The Digi 002 and Digi 002 Rack should still be connected to the FW400 ports on a G4 (FW800) Macintosh.
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DAE error -7053 when using the Native Instruments Pro-52 software synth ...
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| DAE error -7053 when using the Native Instruments Pro-52 software synth in Pro Tools LE 5.3.2 (Win XP). |
This error message is related to the -9006 error message which is caused by having 1 gig, or more, of RAM in the computer. The solution is the same as solving the -9006 error message: "DAE was unable to obtain a disk buffer of the requested size an additional 2680k of memory is needed..-9006.
Resolve this error by setting the Paging File Initial Size to 1065 or lower in Virtual Memory. 1024 is the recommended value.
Here's how:
Start Menu > right-click on My Computer and choose properties > Advanced Tab> Click Settings in the Performance area > Advanced Tab > Click Change in the Virtual Memory area. Set the Paging File Initial file to 1024. Click Set. Restart.
This error will only occur on machines with 1 gig, or more, of RAM installed. If setting the Paging File Initial Size to 1024 does not resolve the error, try choosing the setting for "No paging file" and click "Set". Restart.
This problem has little or no occurrence in Pro Tools 6.1., when only running Pro Tools.
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How do I trash my Pro Tools preferences on Windows XP?
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| How do I trash my Pro Tools preferences on Windows XP? |
Trash the Pro Tools LE preferences:
Local Disk C:\Documents and Settings\"your user name folder"\Application Data\Digidesign
If you don't see the Application or Digidesign folders, then they are hidden. To show these folders: Tools Menu > Folder Options > View Tab > Select "Show Hidden Files and Folders" > Click Apply and OK.
Trash the entire DAE Preferences folder:
Local Disk C:\Program Files\Digidesign\DAE\DAE Prefs
(For Pro Tools v6.1 the DAE prefs are located in Local Disk C:\Program Files\Common Files\Digidesign\DAE\DAE prefs.)
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I cannot set the output of my MIDI track to Virus Indigo. I am running ...
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| I cannot set the output of my MIDI track to Virus Indigo. I am running Logic 6.x on OSX. |
Logic Audio does not support our DirectMIDI API so it cannot communicate with any of our MIDI-enabled plug-ins right out of the box. We've created a newer DAE that, if used in conjunction with Logic Audio, creates CoreMIDI nodes for each MIDI-enabled plug-in like Indigo and others. Logic will then see those plug-in MIDI inputs.
This was written at the time of PT v6.0.1 and CoreAudio Drivers v1.2
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