Audio Input And Output Names - MOTU Traveler User Manual

Figure 9-3: Enabling the Traveler audio driver in Cubase SX.
Other audio software
For other audio applications, the procedure is
similar to that shown above for Cubase and Logic.
Consult your owner's manual for further
information.

AUDIO INPUT AND OUTPUT NAMES

The Traveler Core Audio driver supplies text string
labels for its inputs and outputs to clearly identify
each one, but some applications do not display
these labels. For example, in Cubase SX, the
Traveler outputs are numbered like this:
Figure 9-4: Some applications number the Traveler inputs and
outputs, but don't display which outputs they refer to.
L O G I C A N D O T H E R M A C O S X S O F T W A R E
Most programs will likely address this issue in
future updates. In the meantime, here is how you
can identify each input and output. Inputs are
always listed in the same order as follows:
Input Channels
Analog 8
AES/EBU 2
SPDIF 2
Mix1 2
ADAT 8 @ 44.1/48kHz
4 @ 88.2/96kHz
Outputs are similarly listed in the same order as
follows:
List
Output Channels position Comment
Analog 8 1-8
AES/EBU 2 9-10
SPDIF 2 11-12
Phones 2 13-14
ADAT 8 @ 44.1/48kHz 15-22
4 @ 88.2/96kHz 15-18
As an example, the AES/EBU inputs will always be
listed as inputs 9-10. As another example, ADAT
output channels 1-2 will be listed as channels
15-16, unless the phones are mirroring the main
outs (or another output), in which case ADAT
outputs 1-2 would be listed as channels 13-14.
List
position Comment
1-8 -
9-10
11-12 -
13-14 See "The 'Mix1'
input pair" below.
15-22 If the optical bank is
15-18 set to TOSLink or
None, then no
ADAT inputs are
displayed.
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-
-
If the phones are
assigned to mirror
another output pair
(such as the main
outs), they won't be
listed separately.
If the phones are mir-
roring, then subtract
2. If the optical bank is
set to TOSLink or
None, then no ADAT
outputs are displayed.
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