Specifications
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To remove an input assignment:
■ Select No Input from the Input Selector.
Assigning Audio Track Outputs
(Audio Tracks, Auxiliary Inputs, Master
Faders)
To assign an audio track output:
1 In order to assign audio track outputs in the
Edit window, select Display > Edit Window
Show > I/O View.
2 In the Mix or Edit window, click the track Out-
put Selector and choose from the available au-
dio interface channels and busses. Stereo and
multichannel surround tracks have outputs
available as pairs and multichannel groups.
The Output Selector allows you to route a track
to any configured audio output or internal bus.
The choices available in this pop-up menu are
determined by the I/O Setup configuration.
Outputs in use by another track appear as bold
in the Input Selector.
If you want to auto-assign all visible tracks to
unique mono sub-path outputs in ascending or-
der, Control-Alt-click (Windows) or Command-
Option-click (Macintosh) the Output Selector of
the left-most track and assign it to the sub-path
for Output #1. All visible tracks will be auto-as-
signed to unique mono sub-path outputs in as-
cending order.
To remove an output assignment:
■ Select No Output from the Output Selector.
Playlists become dimmed for tracks with no out-
put assignment.
Track Priority and Voice
Assignment
Pro Tools TDM systems provide a certain num-
ber of voices (simultaneous channels of audio
playback and recording), depending on the sys-
tem. For example, a Pro Tools|HD 1 system can
provide up to 96 voices of audio playback and
recording, at 44.1 or 48 kHz. For details on TDM
system capabilities, see Table 3 on page 7.
Pro Tools LE systems provide up to 32 voices of
simultaneous audio playback and recording, de-
pending on the system. For details on LE system
capabilities, see Table 5 on page 10.
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Audio track Input Selector
Audio track Output Selector
Assigning an audio track, Auxiliary Input,
or Master Fader to “No Output” will cause
its automation data for pan and plug-in
controls to be lost.