Advanced Configuration On Mac Os® X; Channel Setup (Port Configuration On Mac Os® X) - Native Instruments TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 Manual

• Start/Stop: Press this button to start monitoring DPC latency. Once started, the button
label changes to Stop.
Information Section
6.11 The Information section in the
The Information section displays information about driver and firmware and provides access
to the Audio Troubleshooting Guide. This section has two displays and a button:
• Driver Version: See the currently installed driver version here.
• Firmware Version: See the currently installed firmware version here.
• Troubleshooting
6.2 Advanced Configuration on Mac OS® X
On Mac OS® X, there are separate dialogs for configuring the TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 port
settings and for configuring the interface's audio quality and MIDI settings:
• The channel configuration takes place in the Control Panel software (Applications
> Native Instruments > TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 Driver > TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 Control
Panel). Proceed with chapter 6.2.1.
• The advanced audio and MIDI settings are accessed from the Mac OS® X Audio MIDI
Setup, located in the Applications > Utilities folder. Proceed with chapter 6.2.2.
If you experience problems with your setup, please refer to the Audio Troubleshooting
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Guide which you can access directly from the software's documentation folder.
6.2.1 Channel Setup (Port Configuration on Mac OS® X)
The Channel Setup page in the Control Panel software allows you to configure the port set-
tings (ports A through D) of your TRAKTOR AUDIO 10. Here you determine whether a
port is set to amplify
processing by your computer (Direct
not. Furthermore, you can choose between configuring a temporary (Current) and a default
setting (Startup) for each port. To open the Control Panel, go to: Applications > Native
Instruments > TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 Driver > TRAKTOR AUDIO 10 Control Panel.
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Diagnostics page of the Control Panel.
Guide: Click Show to open the Audio Troubleshooting Guide.
Phono or Line signal, and if the incoming signal should bypass internal
Thru) and be sent to its output channel immediately or