Digidesign 2 Manual De Usuario
Chapter 3: Windows Configuration
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Though the default DAE playback buffer size
provides optimum performance in most cases,
you may want to adjust it to modify your sys-
tem’s performance.
provides optimum performance in most cases,
you may want to adjust it to modify your sys-
tem’s performance.
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A larger buffer size can sometimes allow for a
higher density of edits in a session. However,
choosing a larger buffer size can cause a time lag
to occur before playback or recording begins. It
can also cause a time lag to occur when you are
editing during playback.
choosing a larger buffer size can cause a time lag
to occur before playback or recording begins. It
can also cause a time lag to occur when you are
editing during playback.
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A smaller buffer size can sometimes improve
playback and recording initiation speed. How-
ever, a smaller buffer size can make it difficult
for slower hard drives to play or record tracks re-
liably.
ever, a smaller buffer size can make it difficult
for slower hard drives to play or record tracks re-
liably.
Configuring Hardware Setup
The Pro Tools Hardware Setup dialog allows you
to select the default sample rate and the clock
source for the system, and configure the digital
inputs on the Digi 002.
to select the default sample rate and the clock
source for the system, and configure the digital
inputs on the Digi 002.
To configure Hardware Setup options:
1
Choose Setups > Hardware Setup.
2
Select the clock source from the Clock Source
pop-up menu. If you are recording directly into
Pro Tools, you will usually use Internal. If you
are transferring material from an external digital
device, select the corresponding clock source.
(See “Using a Digital Source” on page 21 for de-
tails.)
Pro Tools, you will usually use Internal. If you
are transferring material from an external digital
device, select the corresponding clock source.
(See “Using a Digital Source” on page 21 for de-
tails.)
3
Select the default sample rate (this setting is
available only when a session is not open) from
the Sample Rate pop-up menu. This setting will
appear as the default sample rate when you cre-
ate a new session.
the Sample Rate pop-up menu. This setting will
appear as the default sample rate when you cre-
ate a new session.
4
Choose a digital input option, depending on
the type of input devices connected to your sys-
tem. (See “Using a Digital Source” on page 21
for details.)
tem. (See “Using a Digital Source” on page 21
for details.)
5
If you are outputting material to a Tascam dig-
ital device such as a DA-30, select the Tascam
option under S/PDIF Output Cat Code.
option under S/PDIF Output Cat Code.
Using a Digital Source
If you are recording from an Optical or S/PDIF
device, you will need to choose synchronization
settings. In most cases, you will synchronize
Pro Tools to the external device.
device, you will need to choose synchronization
settings. In most cases, you will synchronize
Pro Tools to the external device.
To configure Pro Tools LE for a digital source:
1
Connect an ADAT or Optical S/PDIF format
device to the Optical In connector, or an RCA
S/PDIF format device to the RCA S/PDIF In con-
nector on the back of the Digi 002.
S/PDIF format device to the RCA S/PDIF In con-
nector on the back of the Digi 002.
2
In Pro Tools LE, choose Setups > Hardware
Setup.
3
Make sure the correct digital input option is
selected for your setup. When you select RCA
S/PDIF, the Optical ports are available for stan-
dard ADAT Optical (or “Lightpipe”) input.
When you select Optical S/PDIF, the RCA digital
input connector is inactive.
S/PDIF, the Optical ports are available for stan-
dard ADAT Optical (or “Lightpipe”) input.
When you select Optical S/PDIF, the RCA digital
input connector is inactive.
Hardware Setup dialog for Digi 002
You can change the sample rate when cre-
ating a new Pro Tools session by selecting a
different sample rate in the New Session di-
alog. (See “Starting a Session” on page 54.)
ating a new Pro Tools session by selecting a
different sample rate in the New Session di-
alog. (See “Starting a Session” on page 54.)
You can only use one pair of S/PDIF inputs
(either RCA or Optical) at a time.
(either RCA or Optical) at a time.