Working With Traveler-Mk3 Inputs And Outputs; Audio Input And Output Names - MOTU Traveler-mk3 User Manual

Reason
In Propellerhead Reason, go to the Preferences
window, choose Audio preferences from the menu
and choose MOTU Traveler-mk3 from the Audio
Output menu as shown below in Figure 9-6. For
information about the Buffer Size setting, see
"Adjusting the audio I/O buffer" on page 72.
Figure 9-6: Enabling the Traveler-mk3 in Reason.
Cubase and Nuendo
Go to the Devices menu and choose Device Setup.
Click the VST Audio System item in the Devices list
and choose MOTU Traveler-mk3 from the Master
ASIO Driver menu as shown below in Figure 9-7.
Activate the inputs and outputs within Cubase or
Nuendo as usual. For information about the Audio
Buffer Size setting, see "Adjusting the audio I/O
buffer" on page 72.
Figure 9-7: Enabling the Traveler-mk3 audio driver in Cubase.
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Other audio software
For other audio applications, the procedure is
similar to that shown above. Consult your owner's
manual for further information.
WORKING WITH TRAVELER-MK3 INPUTS
AND OUTPUTS
Once you've enabled the Traveler-mk3's Core
Audio driver, Traveler-mk3 audio inputs and
outputs will appear in your host software wherever
audio inputs and outputs are listed. If you don't see
the optical inputs and/or outputs, check MOTU
Audio Setup to make sure they are turned on. If
you don't plan to use either optical bank, turn it off
to conserve computer bandwidth.

AUDIO INPUT AND OUTPUT NAMES

The Traveler-mk3 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, the
Traveler-mk3 outputs are numbered like this:
Figure 9-8: Some applications number the Traveler-mk3 inputs and
outputs, but don't display which outputs they refer to.
The following sections show how you can identify
each input and output in a numbered list like this.
O T H E R M A C O S X A U D I O S O F T W A R E