User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Welcome to Digi 002 and Digi 002 Rack
- Windows Configuration
- Installation Overview
- Testing Digi 002
- Windows System Settings
- Connecting Digi 002 or Digi 002 Rack to the Computer
- Connecting FireWire Drives
- Installing Pro Tools LE
- Optional Software on the Pro Tools Installer CD-ROM
- Launching Pro Tools LE
- Configuring Pro Tools LE
- Hard Drive Configuration and Maintenance
- Removing Pro Tools on Windows XP
- Macintosh Configuration
- Installation Overview
- Testing Digi 002
- Apple System Settings for Mac OS X
- Installing Pro Tools LE
- Optional Software on the Pro Tools Installer CD-ROM
- Connecting Digi 002 or Digi 002 Rack to the Computer
- Connecting FireWire Drives
- Launching Pro Tools LE
- Configuring Pro Tools LE
- Hard Drive Configuration and Maintenance
- Removing Pro Tools on Mac OS X
- Digi 002 Top Panel
- The Digi 002 Rack Front Panel
- Digi 002 and Digi 002 Rack Back Panels
- Connecting Your Studio
- Working with Pro Tools LE
- Using Digi 002 as a Stand-Alone Mixer
- Windows System Optimizations (Windows Only
- Digidesign ASIO Driver (Windows Only)
- Digidesign WaveDriver (Windows Only)
- Digidesign CoreAudio Driver (Macintosh Only)
- Configuring Midi Studio Setup (Windows Only)
- Configuring AMS (Mac OS X Only)
- Digi 002 Stand-Alone Block Diagram
- Index
Chapter 8: Working with Pro Tools LE 75
Tracks
You can create audio and MIDI tracks for audio
and MIDI recording, submixing, routing, auto-
mating, and editing.
Pro Tools provides four types of tracks: audio
tracks, Auxiliary Inputs, Master Faders, and
MIDI tracks. Audio tracks, Auxiliary Inputs, and
Master Faders can be mono or stereo.
Audio Tracks Record and play back audio to and
from hard disk, monitor audio input when
record-enabled, and edit audio regions
Auxiliary Inputs Audio mixer channels, used for
input, routing, and submixing
Master Faders Provide master channel controls
and options for any output or bus path
MIDI Tracks Record, play back, and edit MIDI
data
To create a new track:
1 Choose File > New Track.
2 Specify the number of tracks, track type, and
mono or stereo (for all types except MIDI).
3 Click Create.
In the Mix window, audio tracks, Auxiliary In-
puts, Master Faders, and MIDI tracks appear as
vertical channel strips.
Track type is indicated by the Track Type icons
just below the faders.
In the Edit window, tracks are displayed hori-
zontally along the Timeline. The area in which
audio appears for each track is the Playlist.
New Track dialog
Tracks in the Mix window
Timeline Rulers and a stereo audio track in the Edit
window
Audio
Aux
Master
MIDI
Fader
Input
track
track
Audio Track
Timeline
Rulers View