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Mbox 2 Basics Guide

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Recording a Pro Tools Session

Before you record with Pro Tools and the

Mbox 2, you first create a Pro Tools session,

then prepare an audio track for recording.

To create a Pro Tools session:

1

Verify the connections between the Mbox 2

and your instrument or microphone.

2

Launch Pro Tools.

3

Choose File > New Session.

4

In the New Session dialog, set the session pa-

rameters as needed, or leave them at their de-

fault settings. (For details on New Session

settings, see the

Mbox 2 Getting Started Guide

.)

5

Choose where you want to save your session.

6

Type a name for your session.

7

Click Save.

To prepare an audio track for recording:

1

Choose Track > New.

2

Specify 1 Mono Audio Track in Samples, if

your source is mono, or 1 Stereo Audio Track in

Samples, if your source is stereo.

3

Click Create.

4

Make sure the Mix window is open by choos-

ing Window > Mix.

5

In the Mix window, click the Audio Input Path

selector on the new track.

6

From the pop-up menu, select the interface in-

put you want to record. For example, select In 1

if your audio source is mono and plugged into

an Input 1 jack on the back of the Mbox 2. Se-

lect In 1–2 on any stereo audio track when your

audio source is stereo.

7

Play the instrument or sound source at the

volume you will record.

Creating a new Stereo Audio track

A mono instrument uses one input on the

Mbox 2, and a stereo instrument uses two.

Creating a stereo track in Pro Tools will not

make a mono instrument into a stereo in-

strument. If a mono instrument is recorded

on a stereo track, one side of the stereo track

will show no signal.

Showing the Mix window

Choosing an input in the Mix window

Routing an input to a stereo track

Input Path selector

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