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Return to the System Inventory window. Assign channels to StudioRack according to
your connections (up to four groups of 16 channels, for a maximum of 64 channels). This
picture shows one port connected to a DLS
Once channels are selected, the device slot will look like this:
In order to work properly, StudioRack I/O Insert needs
to know which playback engine the Pro Tools host is using. Choose this setting in
the Waves Preferences window. To access this window, hold the SHIFT key while you
launch Pro Tools. When you see the Waves Preferences window, release the shift key
and choose between an HD/HDX or HD Native playback engine.
If you don’t want to encounter this window each time you start Pro Tools, then select “Don’t ask me again.” You can always access
this window by holding the Shift key during Pro Tools startup.
On HD/HDX systems, the I/O Insert operating mode will be available
when opening StudioRack as a DSP plugin. When StudioRack is opened
as a Native plugin, the standard StudioRack local processing component
will load. Use the Pro Tools Plugins Toolbar to change between these two
processing and integration modes.
On an HD Native system StudioRack will load with Local processing.
Toggling to SoundGrid processing will send plugin processing to the
SoundGrid DSP and will require additional I/O insert assignment in Pro
Tools to complete the integration.
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