Need help with Pro Tools

[stickboymusic]

Have a look here if you are missing software

http://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t=315487

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by Bigtizzle613

My system? I'm using a macbook pro, mid 2010, OS X Yosemite (OS), 2.66 GHz Intel Core i7 Processor, Pro Tools 10 v. 10.0 , Axiom 25 2nd gen, Mbox and that's about it. I have the Axiom and Mbox connected to the computer via USB but something tells me this isn't the information your looking for...

Here's a BIG part of your problem if your system description is correct: you're running PT10 on an OSX version that can't handle it. There are many graphics problems and possibly other issues with PT10 and Yosemite.

And may I suggest getting the PT101 course book - it's great for newbies like yourself.

[JFreak]

Yes, if you run PT10 you should be using Mountain Lion 10.8.5

[Bigtizzle613]

Ok, so I can finally make some noise with my keys, thanks to all of you, yet to figure out the trigger pads but the volume is coming from my macbook speakers and is extremely low instead of the wireless speakers I have my computer hooked up to. How can I fix this?

[Bigtizzle613]

Scratch that, triggers are working just fine.

[stickboymusic]

Originally Posted by Bigtizzle613

Ok, so I can finally make some noise with my keys, thanks to all of you, yet to figure out the trigger pads but the volume is coming from my macbook speakers and is extremely low instead of the wireless speakers I have my computer hooked up to. How can I fix this?

google is your friend.

make sure the outputs on your asio control panel are sending to the correct speakers.

[Bigtizzle613]

Not sure what you mean by asio control panel.

[stickboymusic]

Come on mate - you're lucky i'm still bothering to help you here.

Just google your issue.

I just did and got this result

http://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/...-my-interface/

Make sure your external speakers are connected to the mbox monitor outs as well.

[musicman691]

Originally Posted by Bigtizzle613

Not sure what you mean by asio control panel.

Not to sound harsh - but do you know anything about the computer you are using? How it works and how to do certain things? As I and others have stated too many times to count - this is not plug and play software/hardware. You ARE going to have to become something of a computer geek and actually learn things for yourself. There's only so much we can do to help if you won't at least take a stab at helping yourself. I already gave you one source to buy: PT101 course book as it's excellent for newbies but does assume the user (you) knows something about their computer and how it works.