Dxd Mixing Project; Dsd Project - Merging Pyramix User Manual

Settings > All Settings > Formats & Sync
make sure that the "Wordclock is Input at 44.1k x 2" checkbox is NOT checked when operating in DSD mode.
To verify Pyramix is correctly locked to incoming Word clock:
Left-click on the red 'LED' in the Sync: WordClock box (bottom right of Pyramix screen in the status bar). This will
open the I/O status window The green LEDs indicate active inputs and there will be a red LED in front of the cho-
sen sync source if this is locked.
Right-click on the same (Sync: WordClock) red 'LED'. Select, Debug > Input Check. This window will enable you
to check that Pyramix is effectively locked at the correct frequency.
Project Types

DXD Mixing Project

The DXD Mixing Project can be used use for recording, editing, mixing, processing and mastering DSD/SACD in
DXD format (352.8 kHz - 32 bits)
Opening a DXD Mixing Project
When an existing DXD Mixing Project is opened this dialog appears:
Convert DXD Project to DSD Project mode? dialog
Would you like to convert this DXD Mixing Project into a DSD only Project?
If the answer is YES the project will be opened in DSD mode and the DXD mixer will be replaced by a default
mono mix 8x8.
If the answer is NO the project will be opened in DXD Mixing mode with the DXD Mixer in the same configuration
as it was when the Project was Saved.

DSD Project

The DSD Project - can be used recording, editing and mastering DSD/SACD in DSD format (2.8 MHz - 1 bit) Project
for recording, editing and mastering DSD/SACD in DSD format (2.8 MHz - 1 bit
Opening a DSD Project
When an existing DSD Project is opened this dialog appears:)
Convert DSD Project to DXD Mixing Project mode? dialog
Would you like to convert this DSD Project into a DXD Mixing Project ?
If the answer is YES the project will be opened in DXD Mixing mode. (Though all your media files will remain in
DSD IFF format)
If the answer is NO the project will be opened in DSD mode as it was when created.
Peak Values in DSD and DSDIFF Media Files
Peak Computations
Appendices : Appendix V Optional Features 29 - 574