PRO TOOLS INTERFACE WINDOWS 10
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So you can push your computer to the limit when you mix and record through AAX DSP plugins with near-zero latency monitoring. It's a hybrid audio production system that features incredible sound quality and combines the power of your native CPU with onboard HDX DSP acceleration.

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Recorders, Classroom & Plastic Instrumentsįor artists, bands, and producers, Pro Tools | Carbon™ is a new breed of audio interface - built to capture brilliance.Signal Processors, Converters & Preamps.On the other hand, it is now very easy to record stuff from the internet or other applications straight into protools, should you ever want that. The only downside to this is, since you have only the two inputs, is unplugging the jacks when you want to record something. Now everything except protools will go analogue from the pc, thru the behringer, and to your monitors and headphones. Set them to 'Line', and turn the Mix knob fully to the left. Then connect the pc's sound output to the two line inputs on the behringer. Will save you alot of hassle with changing sample rates, PT error messages and so on.

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Set the windows sound output to the internal sound card, thereby leaving the behringer to be used by protools only. If I were you I would solve this by doing it the way that most of us do it. It also makes it hard to watch PT tutorial videos and follow along in the program. Is there a way to not have this happen? I feel like it was not happening before. Actually, audio anywhere outside of pro tools will not work. After I play anything in Pro Tools when I go to my web browser (chrome) the audio on any videos will not work.

PRO TOOLS INTERFACE WINDOWS 10

I am using Windows 10 and a Behringer UMC204HD. I am pretty new to recording and just bought the Pro Tools 12 Subscription. With the focusrite I do not remember having this issue.

I also had the focusrite 2i2 for a week or so before getting the Behringer instead because I read that it worked just as well for almost half the price. If I can not listen to other audio outside of pro tools at the same time (lame) at the very least I should be able to close pro tools and then be able to still have audio through other applications. My monitor has speakers but they do not sound good.

I definitely do not want to have extra speakers for my computer on the same desk. I really appreciate your reply but are those really my only options? I do not really want to have to buy more gear or have it taking up space when I do not need it other than for this. Note that options 2&3 will allow you to hear Pro Tools AND computer sound at the same time Option 3-use separate computer speakers for Windows sounds. Connect your interface to one stereo input, connect the computer audio out to the second input and connect your speakers to the mixer output Option 2-Get a small/inexpensive mixer(Alto or Behringer, $50 or less) with at least 2 stereo inputs. Option 1(best)-use a monitor-source switcher like Mackie Big Knob or Presonus Central Station(especially if the computer has a digital audio out and the switcher has a digital input) So now you are wondering how you can hear your youtube and other non-PT stuff? There are a few ways to do this, depending on the interface. #2-assign the computer's sound card as the default playback device(this will avoid any hardware conflict, which is what you have right now) #1-set Windows Sound Properties to NOT use your Pro Tools interface as its default playback device.

With any Windows setup, you will be much happier if you do 2 things

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