User's Manual

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Apollo Solo Manual Working With Apollo Solo 48
Accessing Apollo Solo’s I/O in the DAW
After Setting the DAW to use Apollo Solo I/O/O, the DAW can access and route all of
Apollo Solo’s inputs and outputs directly.
Selecting Apollo Solo’s Inputs and Outputs
The methods for selecting channel inputs and outputs are different for each DAW.
One example of how to choose I/O is shown below. For instructions, refer to the DAW
documentation.
Apollo Solo’s inputs (left) and outputs (right) as they appear when selecting I/O in Logic Pro X
Available I/O
Apollo Solo’s available inputs and outputs, along with their default channel names are
numbers, are listed in the Driver I/O Table.
Available I/O includes Apollo Solo’s physical inputs and outputs, as well as its virtual
inputs and outputs. Virtual I/O are software-only channels for digitally routing DAW audio
into and out of Console. See Virtual I/O for more information.
Tip: Apollo Solo’s I/O routes and I/O channel names can be customized in the I/O
Matrix panel within the Console Settings window.
Default Outputs
The main stereo outputs of a DAW usually output to channels 1 and 2 by default.
Because channels 1 and 2 correspond to Apollo Solo’s main outputs, the DAW’s main
outputs are sent to Apollo Solo’s main outputs by default. The channels used for DAW
output can usually be changed within the DAW settings.