Specifications
Table Of Contents
- Contents
 - Welcome to Mbox
 - Windows Configuration
 - Macintosh Configuration
 - Mbox Hardware and Connections
 - Working with Pro Tools LE
 - Windows System Optimizations
 - 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)
 - Index
 
Getting Started with Mbox24
Clock Source
Using the Hardware Setup dialog, you can select 
the clock source for the system.
Internal If you are recording an analog signal di-
rectly into Mbox, you will usually use the 
Pro Tools Internal clock source. The Clock 
Source automatically changes to Internal when 
you change the Ch. 1–2 Input to Analog. 
S/PDIF If you are recording a digital signal into 
Pro Tools from an external digital device, you 
will usually synchronize Pro  Tools to that digital 
device. The Clock Source automatically changes 
to S/PDIF when you change the Ch. 1–2 Input to 
S/PDIF.
To select the Clock Source:
1 Choose Setups > Hardware Setup.
2 Select a clock source.
3 Click OK. 
Configuring I/O Setup
Using the I/O Setup dialog, you can label 
Pro Tools LE input, output, insert, and bus sig-
nal paths. The I/O Setup dialog provides a graph-
ical representation of the inputs, outputs, and 
signal routing of the Mbox. 
Pro Tools LE has default I/O Setup settings that 
will get you started. Use the I/O Setup dialog 
only if you want to rename the default I/O 
paths.
To rename I/O paths in I/O Setup:
1 Choose Setups > I/O Setups.
2 Click the Input, Output, Insert, or Bus tab to 
display the corresponding connections.
3 To change the name of a path or subpath, 
double-click directly on the Path Name, type a 
new name for the path, and press Return. 
4 Click OK.
Your digital input device must be connected 
and turned on. If your input device is not 
turned on, leave the Clock Source set to In-
ternal.
I/O Setup dialog for Mbox, Input page
Refer to the Pro Tools Reference Guide (or 
choose Help > Pro Tools Reference Guide) 
for more information on renaming I/O 
paths.










