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MOTU AUDIO SETUP

independent output destination in your host audio

software and as an output destination for the four

on-board CueMix DSP mix busses.

Main Outs Volume

The Main Outs Volume setting lets you choose

what to control with the MAIN VOL knob on the

front panel of the UltraLite. Choose Main Outs to

control the stereo main outs on the rear panel.

Choose S/PDIF to control the S/PDIF stereo

output. For surround setups, choose 5.1 to control

analog outputs 1-6 or choose 7.1 to control analog

outputs 1-8.

‘GENERAL’ TAB SETTINGS

Enable Pedal

This setting applies to other MOTU FireWire audio

interfaces, but it does not apply to the UltraLite.

Launch console when hardware becomes

available

Check this option if you would like the MOTU

Audio Setup icon to appear in the application dock

as soon as a MOTU FireWire interface is detected

(switched on, plugged in, etc.)

Edit Channel Names

Click the Edit Channel Names button to open the

Channel Names window (Figure 5-3). This

window lets you edit the names of the UltraLite

inputs and outputs, as they appear in your host

audio software. For example, when you click on a

menu that displays the UltraLite inputs (or

outputs), you will see the names you specify in this

window (e.g. “vocal mic”, “lead guitar”, etc.),

instead of the default generic names (“Analog 1”,

“A n a l o g 2 ” , etc.)

☛ Not all Mac OS X audio software supports

channel names. If not, you’ll see generic port

names in your host audio software.

Figure 5-3: The Edit Channel Names window.

Figure 5-4: UltraLite channel names as they appear in Digital

Performer.

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