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Chapter 7: Making Studio Connections 43

Setting the Clock Source to S/PDIF is the only

way to utilize S/PDIF input. Doing so lets you

record or monitor up to six discrete input chan-

nels (the four analog input channels, plus the

two channels of S/PDIF input).

MIDI Connections

The two MIDI ports on Mbox 2 Pro let you take

advantage of all the MIDI features of

Pro Tools LE, including recording and editing

MIDI tracks.

If you need additional MIDI ports you can add a

compatible MIDI interface. USB MIDI interfaces

work effectively with Pro Tools systems on Win-

dows or Mac. Serial MIDI interfaces are sup-

ported on Windows systems only.

To connect MIDI devices to Mbox 2 Pro:

1 Connect the MIDI OUT of your MIDI device

or controller to the MIDI IN port on the back of

Mbox 2 Pro.

2 Connect the MIDI IN of your MIDI device or

controller to the MIDI OUT port on the back of

Mbox 2 Pro.

Selecting any other Clock Source (Internal,

or Word Clock) disables S/PDIF input.

S/PDIF output remains available.

Only USB MIDI interfaces are compatible

with Pro Tools systems for Mac OS X. Mo-

dem-to-serial port adapters and serial MIDI

devices are not supported.

MIDI connections to Mbox 2 Pro

MIDI is not audio. To hear the output of

your MIDI devices within Pro Tools, you

must route the audio output of your MIDI

device into your Mbox 2 Pro audio inputs,

and monitor or record the audio into your

session as explained in “Connecting Audio

Inputs” on page 37. For a primer on MIDI

and how to include it in your sessions, see

Chapter 8, “Common Tasks with

Pro Tools LE.”

See also Appendix A, “Configuring MIDI

Studio Setup (Windows Only)” or

Appendix B, “Configuring AMS (Mac OS X

Only)” for information on configuring your

MIDI studio for use with Pro Tools.

MIDI

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