Setup guide

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Mbox 2 Pro Setup Guide
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Digital I/O
Two channels of S/PDIF digital input and out-
put. S/PDIF inputs are available independent
of, and in addition to, analog inputs 1–4
when clocking to S/PDIF. S/PDIF outputs are
always available in Pro Tools.
MIDI
One MIDI In and one MIDI Out port, provid-
ing 16 MIDI input channels and 16 MIDI out-
put channels.
Other Capabilities and Specifications
24-bit A/D and D/A converters, supporting
sample rates of 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz
and 96 kHz.
Low latency analog record monitoring.
Two 1/4-inch
(
TRS
)
stereo headphone outputs
(A and B) with adjustable level controls. Head-
phones B can mirror A (output channels 1–2)
or be switched to output channels 3–4.
Footswitch jack for starting or stopping play-
back or punching in and out while recording.
Pro Tools LE Capabilities
Pro Tools LE on Mac or Windows provides the
following capabilities with Mbox 2 Pro:
Playback of up to 48 mono or stereo digital
audio tracks, or a combination of playing
back
and
recording up to 48 mono or stereo
digital audio tracks, depending on your
computer’s capabilities.
Up to 128 audio tracks (with up to 48 active
tracks), 128 Auxiliary Input tracks, 64 Mas-
ter Fader tracks, 256 MIDI tracks, and 32 In-
strument tracks per session.
16-bit or 24-bit audio resolution, at sample
rates up to 48 kHz.
Non-destructive, random-access editing
and mix automation.
Audio processing with up to 10 inserts per
track (RTAS plug-ins or hardware inserts).
Up to 10 sends per track.
Up to 32 internal mix busses.
Pro Tools LE uses your computer’s CPU to
mix and process audio tracks (host process-
ing). Computers with faster clock speeds
yield higher track counts and more plug-in
processing.