Digi 003 rack logic pro x free download.Digidesign Digi 003
More Less. Reply I have this question too 5 I have this question too Me too 5 Me too. All replies Drop Down menu. Loading page content. User profile for user: noeqplease noeqplease. App Store Speciality level out of ten: 0. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Feb 28, AM in response to noeqplease In response to noeqplease I have done this but still no midi signal in Logic. The digi is showing activity but not to logic. Has anyone successfully gotten this config to work?
As stated in the first post, audio is working great using the digi , just no midi activity. Please post how to configure Logic if this is the prob.
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The dynamic range has been improved by nearly 6dB and the total harmonic distortion has been reduced from 0.
The first four inputs no longer have separate line sockets, but reviewing the spec, the DI inputs on the first four inputs cover this role as well. The features separate metering and LED 'ring' position indicators on each channel. So do the technical improvements on these new preamps translate into a better sound? I used my Sennheiser MKH40 mic and compared the sound though a variety of routes, taking care to level-match each route so the comparisons would be valid:. The R was the poorest of the bunch — not bad, really, but the others were better.
I was surprised at how good the preamps in the original M Box were, the only thing that let them down being a comparatively high noise floor. The preamp compared very well with the Focusrite Octopre sound. If anything, the sounded a little brighter, and it had the best low-frequency performance, with a richer and rounder sound. Consequently, popping was the most noticeable on the The noise floor was every bit as good on the as on the Octopre and subjectively was possibly slightly better.
Having the word clock out on the was great, as the was the master clock on the system. This would have made the units even less dependent on additional equipment for recording complex sessions. Having eight internal preamps, with the ability to add a further eight using something like a Focusrite Octopre, fed into the via the ADAT port, would offer 16 channels of mic preamps in a very compact package.
Digidesign have produced a separate comprehensive MIDI Mode Guide to assist you to configure the ; it didn't get installed on my system and I couldn't find it on the install CD that came with the , but a quick search of the Digidesign web site soon turned it up. The 's control surface has undergone an overhaul with respect to its predecessor. The outer ring of the wheel is a shuttle control.
When you rotate the shuttle ring, it automatically puts Pro Tools into Shuttle mode, where you can play forwards or backwards at a variable rate, depending on the Shuttle position. The shuttle ring returns to the centre position no shuttling when you release it. The Rack inherits many of the improved features of the , including its high-quality preamps. In this mode, you can move the Session transport and cursor forwards or backwards by small amounts, enabling you to find edit points by listening, like we used to have to do before the days of digital audio workstations like Pro Tools.
The jog control also has a couple of other functions. It can be used to bank tracks to different faders: to scroll the display of tracks on the , you hold the Nudge switch and rotate the inner jog wheel clockwise to scroll tracks to the right or anti-clockwise to scroll tracks to the left. It can be used to continuously zoom in or out horizontally or vertically on all tracks by holding down the Zoom button whilst rotating the wheel clockwise or anti-clockwise.
This caught me out for a bit, especially going from jog to shuttle and wondering why it didn't respond immediately. The 's arrow buttons haven't changed in function from those of the , but I did find a bug in Bank and Nudge modes, whereby Banking or Nudging to any group of faders other than the first eight made the cursor return to the start of the Session. The had a set of LEDs arranged in an arc above the rotary encoders, which could either indicate the position of the appropriate rotary control or act as a level meter for that track.
On the Digidesign have separated these functions; the encoder indicators now surround the encoders and the meters are vertical LED bar-graphs. What is more, they have added an option whereby the bar-graphs can display the automation status for each track.
I have to say, though, that I don't particularly like the shape and feel of the 's knobs. They are like upside-down top hats, where you get hold of the rim to adjust the control, and they don't sit well in my fingers.
I prefer the knobs on the Command 8 and New controls include a Save button: pressing this switch twice is equivalent to choosing Save in the File menu of Pro Tools. I had to check the manual on this one after I pressed it once, assuming that would do it, but the button simply flashed at me and Pro Tools didn't save.
I presume the double press is to stop accidental pressing of the Save button, but for my money hitting Save should be as easy as possible! Pressing the Mem Loc button once will make it flash; the LCD display will show the first eight Memory Locations in the bottom row, and the eight channel Select buttons will flash.
To select a Memory Location, press the appropriate flashing Select button and that Memory Location will be recalled. If you have more than eight Memory Locations, you can display the additional pages by pressing the Left and Right Page switches. The features an Input switch that toggles between Auto Input and Input Only Monitor modes for record-enabled tracks.
However, the display presents a confusing message when you press the Input button on the When you toggle it so that it is in Input Only mode, the display briefly shows 'AutoIn', and when you press the Input button again to put it into Auto Input, the display shows 'InOnly'. I interpreted this as meaning Pro Tools was in Input Only mode, but in fact it is saying that the next time I pressed this button it would go into Input Only mode.
The same approach is used when you're accessing menu items from the the menu item displays what the state will be when you select it, rather than its current status. Like the same control on the , the Enter OK button is equivalent to pressing Return or Enter on the computer keyboard, and lets you OK on-screen dialogues or create new Memory Locations in Pro Tools directly from the control surface.
However, on this review model, which was one of the first two s in the UK, I found a bug with this. The first time I hit the Enter key to create a locate point on the fly whilst in Play, it created a point as expected, but subsequent presses of the Enter button on the were ignored. If I then pressed the Enter key on the computer keyboard, the first press was ignored but subsequent presses on the keyboard did create location points.
Once I used the Enter key on the computer, I then got one more go on the ; subsequent presses were then ignored I went back to the keyboard, and so on.
I took up the bugs I found with Digidesign UK, and a quick call to the States confirmed that they are known bugs which are being 'fast-tracked' for extermination. All being well, there will be an updater to cover them by the time you read this review.
The new Default button can be used in conjunction with a Channel Select switch to reset a fader or fader-mapped plug-in parameter to its default setting. For example, you can reset a channel volume fader to its default level of 0.
Like most other interfaces in the LE Range, the Rack is available in two packages, called the and Factory, the difference being that the latter includes an iLok key and a bundle of plug-ins — see Digidesign's web site for details.
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My problem is I cannot get the midi to work. Has anyone successfully gotten logic to see the midi from the digi ? Please instruct how to set up this configuration. More Less. Reply I have this question too 5 I have this question too Me too 5 Me too. All replies Drop Down menu. Loading page content. User profile for user: noeqplease noeqplease. App Store Speciality level out of ten: 0. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post.
Feb 28, AM in response to noeqplease In response to noeqplease I have done this but still no midi signal in Logic. The digi is showing activity but not to logic. Has anyone successfully gotten this config to work? As stated in the first post, audio is working great using the digi , just no midi activity. Please post how to configure Logic if this is the prob. Thanks, JRG. User profile for user: dmacintyre dmacintyre.
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