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Re: HELP! Mackie Profx12 on pro tools
I am not dealing with PMs on calling you on the phone. You need to RTFM for your mixer. It a 2x2 interface, it has no way to record an individual mic. It lets you record the mixed down 2x stereo output. This is basic basic beginner stuff that you need to sort out, and nothing to do with Pro Tools.
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I'll bet the manual tells you exactly what to do to get signal out on the USB. Otherwise it's basic Pro Tools how to record an audio track stuff. If you don't know that start with a beginner's tutorial on YouTube. Mackie always have schematic diagrams for their mixers in their documentation that will identify the 2x2 USB out signal path.... which should make clear to you what bus/signal path you need to drive stuff on in the mixer to get to that interface output.
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Mixers like this are intended for small gigs, rehearsals, practice etc. they are not intended to be recoding interfaces. If you want a recording interface there are literally hundreds to choose from. |
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Re: HELP! Mackie Profx12 on pro tools
I found this thread very interesting since I am having the same problem. In a different thread a couple of years ago, you had a different answer regarding an earlier version of Pro Tools. (http://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t...profx12&page=3). You also helped the poster solve the problem offline.
The Mackie ProFX12 is absolutely made for recording- probably just the two channels- else why would it come with a USB and a DAW? It is sold with a DAW called Tracktion, so clearly it has the ability to record at least two channels. The Mackie shows up on ProTools as two different audio devices, both called USB Audio CODEC. Your previous answer was that you have to create an aggregate audio device consisting of Built-in Output and "USB Audio CODEC 2 in/0 out" (not sure if you meant to put the 0 in there) then then select that as the playback engine in Pro Tools. |
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Re: HELP! Mackie Profx12 on pro tools
This is my setup using speakers connected to the interface and I have successfully recorded two channels - 1 guitar and one voice track- using channels 1 and 2 on the interface. I have the output set up through the interface- one speaker at the moment. all I'd have to do is plug the second speaker into the Mackie and both would work. I could also use headphones by plugging the headphones into the Mackie.
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