Apple Logic Pro 7 User Manual

 ESB TDM and EXS24 TDM

Within mono Aux Objects, you can select the desired output channel of the DTDM 
mixer (ESB 1–8). Stereo Aux channels can be set to input channel pairs ESB1–2, 3–4, 5–
6, and 7–8. Please take a closer look at the available inputs:

Please note that Logic handles mono and stereo channel settings separately. This 
means that you can set up the ESB inputs for eight mono channels, and then switch 
the Audio Objects to stereo operation. Once the desired DTDM output channels are set 
appropriately for each Aux Input, save your Autoload Template. This will allow you to 
switch quickly between mono and stereo setups, without needing to reset the settings 
each time.

Each song separately memorizes the settings for each audio hardware device 
supported by Logic. In order to copy the mixer setup from, say, a Core Audio device to 
DTDM, select the Audio > Audio Configuration menu option. Once the Audio 
Configuration window has launched, select Core Audio in the local device menu. Now, 
copy the setup using the Edit > Copy command, select DTDM in the device menu, and 
choose Edit > Paste. You can even copy and paste between songs.

The easiest way to load a song that originated on a Core Audio system into a 
DAE/DTDM system:

Deactivate DAE and ensure that DTDM is active. 

Ensure that the Universal Track Mode setting is the same for both Core Audio on the 
song’s origin system and DTDM on your system. 

Open this song, and you will be asked for automatic conversion to DTDM. When the 
converted song has loaded, reactivate DAE. 

Relaunch Logic, and create the required DAE Audio Objects.

Note:  Full functionality of DTDM requires that the ESB inputs must be actively chosen 
in DAE Aux Objects.