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Control Panel monitoring are used simultaneously, you will
hear an undesirable 'echo' effect. The WavePRO Control Panel
monitoring feature should only be used when an ASIO-
compatible program does not support ASIO Direct Monitoring.
In the 'General' Section, 'Enable 24-bit Recording' should be
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checked
In the 'Audio I/O' section, 'ASIO Device' should be set to 'Wave/***
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ASIO'
(substitute 424, 496 or 824 for '***')
NOTE: The 'ASIO Device Control Panel' is inactive, and is not re-
quired for the WavePRO audio interface to work properly.
- the 'Latency' setting should be set to 23 milliseconds by the
Wave/*** ASIO driver
- set 'Sample Rate' to either 32,000 kHz, 44,100 kHz, 48,000 or
96,000 kHz.
- set 'Audio Clock Source' to 'Internal'.
- set 'MIDI Sync Reference' to 'Audio Clock'.
- set 'MIDI to Audio Delay' '0'.
NOTE: this value sets the synchronization between MIDI and
Audio and is somewhat dependent on the speed of your Mac.
Thus, you may need to 'tweak' this value. An easy way to test
MIDI to audio sync is to play a MIDI click track and then record
it to an Audio track. Listen to both the MIDI and the Audio
tracks and change this value until the clicks are in sync.
Setting up Digital Performer for WavePRO
Digital Performer is MIDI & digital audio program from Mark of the Uni-
corn. Here are the steps to configure Digital Performer for WavePRO.
Any settings not mentioned can remain in their default configurations.
run Digital Performer and select the menu item 'Basics' and se-
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lect 'Audio System'. The 'MOTU Audio System' should be selected.
select the menu item 'Basics' and select 'MOTU Audio System Op-
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tions'|'Configure Hardware Driver'.
- set 'Mode' to 'ASIO'.
- set 'ASIO Driver:' to 'Wave/*** ASIO'.
- set 'Sample Rate:' to your choice; either 32000, 41000, or
48000.
- set 'Clock Source:' to Internal.
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