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AUDIODESK
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include or exclude the audio from the computer in
the stream being sent back to AudioDesk. For
details on how to do this, see “Mix1 Return
Includes Computer” on page 65.
War n i ng: th e Mix 1 1-2 input can cause
feedback loops! DO NOT assign this input to a
track that shares the same UltraLite output pair as
MIX1.
24-BIT OPERATION
Yo u r U l t r a L i t e h a r d w a re fully supports
AudioDesks 24-bit recording capabilities,
including both analog and digital 24-bit recording.
If you would like to record and play back 24-bit
audio files, go to the Setup menu, choose Configure
Audio System>Congure Sample Format, and
choose 24-bit recording as the sample format. This
setting is saved with the AudioDesk project.
MIDI I/O VIA THE ULTRALITE MIDI PORTS
Once youve followed the procedure for enabling
the UltraLites MIDI features as explained in
“Software installation for Mac OS X” on page 25,
the UltraLite MIDI ports will appear as a input
source and output destination in AudioDesks
MIDI I/O menus.
PROCESSING LIVE INPUTS THROUGH
PLUG-INS
If you patch a live input (such as MIDI synthesizer)
through a plug-in effect in AudioDesk, you might
hear a slight delay. There are several ways to reduce
this delay. For details, see chapter 10, “Reducing
Monitoring Latency” (page 53).
EXCHANGING PROJECTS WITH DIGITAL
PERFORMER
To o p en Au d io D e s k Ve r s i o n 2 (or Version 1) files in
DP4, just use DP4’s Open command. (No
conversion is required beforehand in AudioDesk.)
To e x p o r t a D i g i t a l Performer project to
AudioDesk, use Save As in Digital Performer’s File
menu and choose the AudioDesk 2.0 file format.
Then open the resulting AudioDesk 2.0 document
in AudioDesk.
AUDIODESK AND MIDI SEQUENCING
AudioDesk can play audio as a background
application, allowing you to run a sequencer at the
same time in the foreground. However, there is no
way to continuously synchronize — or resolve — a
sequencer with AudioDesk, so the two programs
will eventually drift out of sync, even if you manage
to start them at the same time. If youd like to do
integrated MIDI sequencing, your best bet is
Digital Performer, which offers pretty much all of
the same features as AudioDesk, along with
powerful, state-of-the-art MIDI sequencing. Talk
to your authorized MOTU dealer for details about
upgrading from AudioDesk to Digital Performer.
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