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SETTING UP SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS FOR
WAVEPRO
To most audio software applications,the WavePRO interfaces appear as
multiple, stereo sound card devices. To use a WavePRO interface with
your software, its inputs and outputs must be selected as the active
devices.
The steps to accomplish this vary from application to application.
Refer to your software's user manual to establish the WavePRO
interface as the active audio device and to change audio the audio
settings and configuration.
Typically, there is a menu item in the application which brings up a
dialog box that's used to select and setup devices. A list of available
audio or MIDI devices is displayed and you select the active devices. An
additional step of selecting the device for a specific track is often
required.
You will also need to enable the 24-bit mode. WavePRO interfaces also
support 16-bit mode for compatibility with all applications.
Once WavePRO is installed, the following devices will be found.
NOTE: In these setup tips, the characters, *** indicate your specific
WavePRO model number 424, 496, and 824)
Ch 1/2 In Wave/***
n
Ch 3/4 In Wave/***
n
Ch 1/2 Out Wave/***
n
Ch 3/4 Out Wave/***
n
Wave/*** MIDI In
n
Wave/*** MIDI Out
n
Additionally, for the Wave/824
Ch 5/6 In Wave/824
n
Ch 7/8 In Wave/824
n
Ch 5/6 Out Wave/824
n
Ch 7/8 Out Wave/824
n
After you enable the WavePRO devices, you will need to assign the
recording inputs and playback output for each audio track.
In many applications, the audio mixing concept of Aux buses is used.
This allows you to assign the multiple outputs of the WavePRO
interface as effects sends.
first, stereo wave audio input
second, stereo wave audio input
first, stereo wave audio output
second, stereo wave audio output
MIDI port input
MIDI port output
third, stereo wave audio input
fourth, stereo wave audio input
third, stereo wave audio output
fourth, stereo wave audio output
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