Solotech Tutorials - Using the DiGiCo Quantum 225 to record with Pro Tools

[@ryanglick3894]

I’m wanting to know how to playback the tracks from Pro Tools that was tracked with a quantum 338. Is there any info on that part?

[@SolotechInc]

Hi Ryan! If you want to playback all the tracks back to the console input strips: - simply make sure the output routing of protools tracks is set 1:1 as shown in this video - and on the console for virtual soundcheck playback press the “listen to copied audio” button (in Setup/Audio I/O or Setup/Copy Audio). If you want to go back to Stage Rack routed as console strips inputs disable “listen to copied audio” button. If you want to listen the recorded tracks and mix them in protools: - In Protools assign the playback engine to your computer soundcard (Setup/Playback engine) - Create a Master Bus track in protools - Route all tracks to it - Assign that Master Bus to your computer soundcard main outputs

[@seanread2737]

do I need to download any drivers to my Mac laptop to use the UB Madi?

[@SolotechInc]

Hi Sean! Driver installation is not required for Mac OS Catalina or later. Once connected to your Mac UBMADI will show up automatically in Audio MIDI Setup (Applications/Utilities) Please find below the download link to UBMADI drivers web page for older Mac OS and Windows. digico.biz/base_product/ub-madi/

[@Theisabelzu]

jusr record input gain? with eq and comps?

[@iidevilsspawnii6506]

Copy audio isn't letting me route anything? I'm in edit, but it just selects then deselect once I let go