User`s manual
150  ARTURIA – MOOG MODULAR V 2.6 – USER’S MANUAL 
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10.5.1.1  Installation 
During the initial installation, select Install as a RTAS/HTDM plug-in. 
Then, when you are asked, indicate the folder in which the other RTAS and HTDM plug-ins are 
placed. Generally the path is: 
  Mac OS X:  Library\Application Support\DigiDesign\Plug-Ins 
  Windows:  C:\Program Files\Digidesign\DAE\Plug-Ins 
If  your system  can or  cannot  use  the  HTDM  plug-ins  or  not  (see  the  next  section),  the 
installation is the same. 
10.5.1.2  The RTAS and HTDM standards 
The Moog Modular V can run with the audio Digidesign Audio Engine (DAE) in two ways: 
  As a RTAS plug-in (Real Time Audio Suite): all of the Pro Tools systems are compatible 
with this standard: the audio treatment is realized entirely by the central unit, and does 
not  require any specific  extension  card  (TDM  system  type).  On the TDM systems,  the 
RTAS plug-ins can only be loaded on an audio track before the TDM plug-ins. They can 
only be loaded on an Aux Input or a Master Fader. 
  As  a  HTDM  plug-in  (Host  Time  Division  Multiplexing):only  the  TDM  systems  (with  at 
least one extension card) under Mac OS Classic and X can use these plug-ins (refer to 
Digidesign for the future HTDM compatibility with Windows). The latter work exactly like 
TDM plug-ins (no limitations in the insertion positions, etc…), with the difference that in 
this  case,  the  heart  of  the  treatment  is  realized  by  the  central  unit,  and  not  by  the 
extension  cards.  The  advantage  of  this  standard  is  the  subtlety  of  TDM,  and  this, 
loading at least the DSP of the cards. 
Recap on the compatibilities: 
  Mac OS X  2000/XP/Vista 
TDM System 
RTAS and HTDM 
(stereo in/stereo out) 
RTAS 
(stereo in/stereo out) 
Other Systems 
(Pro Tools LE, Free) 
RTAS (mono in/stereo out and 
stereo in/stereo out) 
RTAS (mono in/stereo out and 
stereo in/stereo out) 
10.5.1.3  Insert instrument track 
Access to the Moog Modular V plug-in is done like any other plug-in, through for example an 
audio track insert. To create a new instrument track, click on Track > New track > Instrument 
track (please set it up as a stereo track) as below: 
Add a track 
Once this is done you will need to insert the Moog Modular as an Insert, so to do it click on 
Window > Mix View, the window shows the empty instrument track with its Inserts field. 










