Selecting Audio To Record; Setting The Sample Rate - Edirol M-16DX Workshop Manual

Turn Off Software Monitoring
As we noted in the Using the M-16DX with a DAW Workshop booklet,
you do have the option of listening through Logic Pro if you want to
hear its effects as you record. However, since you'll encounter latency
doing this, we recommend listening directly through the M-16DX.
In the Core Audio tab, make sure Software Monitoring is unchecked.
1
If you do decide to listen through Logic Pro, once you've check-marked
Software Monitoring, you can hear your live input even before arming
a track for recording by lighting the track's Input button.

Setting the Sample Rate

Your Logic Pro project must be operating at the same sampling rate as the
M-16DX to successfully capture its audio. To change the LogicPro project
sample rate:
Click and hold down the Settings button in the
1
Arrange window tool bar, and select Audio... to
open the Project Settings window. (If you prefer,
you can do the same thing from the File menu's
Project Settings sub-menu.)
Set the Sample Rate popup menu's value to match the M-16DX
2
sample rate.
To learn how to check and/or change the M-16DX's sample rate, see the
Getting Started with the M-16DX Workshop booklet.
Setting Up a Track for Recording

Selecting Audio to Record

Click the + button above the track list to open the New Tracks
1
window.
Set the window's parameters to create one new audio track, and
2
choose the desired mono or stereo format for your track.
Select the desired M-16DX input from the Input menu. To record
3
•
a mono input channel to which a mic or
instrument is connected—select the desired
channel from 1 to 4.
•
a stereo input channel to which you've
connected a keyboard or some other stereo
device—select the desired channel from
Input 1-2 to Input
•
the stereo mix bus—
•
a pair of mono channels onto a stereo Logic Pro track—
Input 1-2 or Input
•
one side of a stereo channel—
Input 5 through
Only select Input 17-18 when the M-16DX's USB button isn't lit.
If you've already created the track you want to use, set its format and
select the desired M-16DX input in the Arrange window's Inspector.
15-16.
select Input 17-18.
3-4.
select the desired channel from
Input 12.
select
3