jdiz86
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I'm having issues getting my axe fx to register a signal in Logic. I have my axe fx connected to a fast track pro (FTP) using spdif cables, then my monitors are connected to the fast track pro with trs to xlr cables.
The FTP manual says: "When Outputs 3 and 4 are activated, they will show up as output channels in your DAW application. Signals routed to Outputs 3 and 4 in your DAW application will appear at the S/PDIF outputs, and be duplicated at unbalanced Outputs 3 and 4." I do not see channel 3 and 4 available to me in Logic, only 1 and 2. Is this the problem?
Is the axe fx simply not communicating with the FTP? Are my I/O settings correct in the axe fx? Should the sample rate be at 48k in Logic or wouldn't it automatically convert otherwise? I've tried both anyway.
What am I doing wrong?
- audio preferences in logic are set to use fast track pro
- sample rate in logic is set at 44.1k (also tried 48k)
- fast track pro has a maximum sample rate of 48k.
- system preferences (using a macbook pro) has audio set to fast track pro at a max of 48k with spdif input channel, channel 1&2 (balanced/unbalanced), and channel 3&4 (spdif/unbalanced) engaged.
- in my axe fx audio i/o, audio page, I have my main input source as spdif/aes, world clock at spdif/aes, input mode 1 as stereo, input 1 left select as front.
The FTP manual says: "When Outputs 3 and 4 are activated, they will show up as output channels in your DAW application. Signals routed to Outputs 3 and 4 in your DAW application will appear at the S/PDIF outputs, and be duplicated at unbalanced Outputs 3 and 4." I do not see channel 3 and 4 available to me in Logic, only 1 and 2. Is this the problem?
Is the axe fx simply not communicating with the FTP? Are my I/O settings correct in the axe fx? Should the sample rate be at 48k in Logic or wouldn't it automatically convert otherwise? I've tried both anyway.
What am I doing wrong?