User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Welcome to Digi 002 and Digi 002 Rack
- Windows Configuration
- Installation Overview
- Testing Digi 002
- Windows System Settings
- Connecting Digi 002 or Digi 002 Rack to the Computer
- Connecting FireWire Drives
- Installing Pro Tools LE
- Optional Software on the Pro Tools Installer CD-ROM
- Launching Pro Tools LE
- Configuring Pro Tools LE
- Hard Drive Configuration and Maintenance
- Removing Pro Tools on Windows XP
- Macintosh Configuration
- Installation Overview
- Testing Digi 002
- Apple System Settings for Mac OS X
- Installing Pro Tools LE
- Optional Software on the Pro Tools Installer CD-ROM
- Connecting Digi 002 or Digi 002 Rack to the Computer
- Connecting FireWire Drives
- Launching Pro Tools LE
- Configuring Pro Tools LE
- Hard Drive Configuration and Maintenance
- Removing Pro Tools on Mac OS X
- Digi 002 Top Panel
- The Digi 002 Rack Front Panel
- Digi 002 and Digi 002 Rack Back Panels
- Connecting Your Studio
- Working with Pro Tools LE
- Using Digi 002 as a Stand-Alone Mixer
- Windows System Optimizations (Windows Only
- Digidesign ASIO Driver (Windows Only)
- Digidesign WaveDriver (Windows Only)
- Digidesign CoreAudio Driver (Macintosh Only)
- Configuring Midi Studio Setup (Windows Only)
- Configuring AMS (Mac OS X Only)
- Digi 002 Stand-Alone Block Diagram
- Index
Getting Started with Digi 002 & Digi 002 Rack134
5 Connect the MIDI device to the MIDI inter-
face by clicking the arrow for the appropriate
output port of the device and dragging a con-
nection or “cable” to the input arrow of the cor-
responding port of the MIDI interface.
6 Click the arrow for the appropriate input port
of the device and drag a cable to the output ar-
row of the corresponding port of the MIDI inter-
face.
7 Repeat steps 3–6 for each MIDI device in your
MIDI setup.
To configure an external MIDI device:
1 Select the external device icon and click Show
Info (or double-click the new device icon).
2 Select a manufacturer and model for the new
device from the corresponding pop-up menus.
(If the Manufacturer and Model pop-up menus
do not provide a name for your particular de-
vice, you can type a name.)
Making MIDI input and output connections
To remove a connection, select the cable and
press Delete. To delete all connections, click
Clear Cables.
External Device Icon
Naming a new MIDI device
AMS refers to one or more files with the suf-
fix “.middev” in the directory Root/Li-
brary/Audio/MIDI Devices for Manufac-
turer and Model names. Pro Tools installs
two such files that contain information for
many commercially available MIDI devices,
“Legacy Devices.middev” and “Digidesign
Devices.middev.” If the Manufacturer or
Model names for any of your external MIDI
devices are not available in the AMS Manu-
facturer and Model pop-up menus, you can
add them by editing any of the current
.middev files in any text editor (such as
TextEdit).