Working With Arrow - Universal Audio Arrow Manual

Working With Arrow

Arrow is a flexible audio interface and DSP accelerator that can be used in many
ways. This chapter explains how to setup and use Arrow and Console in digital audio
environments.
Each chapter section covers the area of functionality listed below. Click a blue page
number to jump directly to the section for details.
Tip: The Arrow System Overview
In This Chapter:
Essential Arrow Concepts
The DAW Environment
Setting the DAW to use Arrow I/O
Specifying the Audio Interface Device
Accessing Arrow's I/O in the DAW
Selecting Arrow's Inputs and Outputs
Available I/O
Default Outputs
Arrow I/O Driver Names
I/O Numbers versus Names
Input Monitoring with the DAW
Use Software OR Hardware Input Monitoring
Disable Unused Input Monitoring System
How To Disable Software Input Monitoring
How To Disable Hardware Input Monitoring
Input Monitoring Tips
Using Console with the DAW
Controlling Arrow's Unique Functions
Sharing UAD Resources
Saving Console Setups Within DAW
Routing and Recording Console I/O
DAW Mixdown and Console
Arrow Manual
provides an introduction to the UAD environment.
42 UAD Plug-Ins: Console versus DAW
42 UAD Processing in Console (Realtime)
UAD Processing in DAW (Buffered)
44
UAD Processing in both Console and DAW
44
Virtual I/O
47
Routing DAW Outputs to Console Inputs
47
Routing Console Outputs to DAW Inputs
47
Virtual I/O Examples
47
Using Arrow for System Sound I/O
48
48 System Sound Routing
Setting System Sound I/O (Mac)
49
Setting System Sound I/O (Windows)
49
Windows ASIO versus WDM
49
Windows WDM System Sound Notes
49
Using Arrow Without Audio Software
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