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Mbox 2 and MIDI

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7 Make sure MIDI > MIDI Thru is selected, then

play some notes on your MIDI controller. The

track’s meters move. Remember, MIDI is not au-

dio, and the meters are not registering sound,

but MIDI activity.

To record a MIDI track:

1 Verify that the MIDI track you want to record

to is record-enabled and receiving MIDI.

2 In the Transport window, click Return To Zero

to start recording from the beginning of the ses-

sion. You can also record according to a selec-

tion or from the cursor location in the Edit

window.

3 Click Record in the Transport window.

4 Click Play in the Transport window or press

the Spacebar to begin recording.

5 Play your MIDI instrument.

6 When you have ﬁnished recording, click Stop

in the Transport window, or press the Spacebar.

The newly recorded MIDI data appears as a MIDI

region on the track in the Edit window, as well

as in the MIDI Regions List.

To play back a recorded MIDI track:

1 Click the Record Enable button to take the

MIDI track out of Record mode.

2 In the Transport window, click Return To Zero

to play back from the beginning of the track.

3 Click Play in the Transport window to begin

playback. The recorded MIDI data plays back

through the track’s assigned instrument and

channel.

Monitoring MIDI Instruments Without a Mixer

To monitor your MIDI instrument’s analog out-

put in Pro Tools, you can use an Auxiliary Input

track. Auxiliary Inputs function as inputs for

both internally bussed signals and external au-

dio sources.

To conﬁgure an Auxiliary Input for MIDI

monitoring:

1 Connect the MIDI instrument’s audio output

to the appropriate Line(TRS) inputs on your

Mbox 2.

2 Choose File > New Track and specify 1 mono

or stereo Auxiliary Input, then click Create.

3 Click the Input selector of the Auxiliary Input

channel and choose the input to which your

MIDI instrument is connected to the Mbox 2.

4 Adjust the level of the Auxiliary Input with its

volume fader. Now you will hear the audio out-

put of your MIDI device in Pro Tools.

To monitor your MIDI instrument’s analog

outputs in Pro Tools, refer to “Monitoring

MIDI Instruments Without a Mixer” on

page 15.

You can also monitor your MIDI instru-

ment’s analog outputs by using an external

mixer.

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