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Does anyone know if the new driver in conjunction with Windows' WMD driver, that can recognize multiple interfaces unlike ASIO which only recognizes one, will work with interfaces from two or more manufacturers at the same time (for example MOTU Ultralite and MR816)? This is controlled by the host ...

That sounds like it could be a driver problem. Have you contacted MOTU?

The 2408mkII's optical ports support only ADAT digital audio. They can not be switched to TOSLINK, which is a S/PDIF stream on an optical connection. However, I think there are adapters available that will convert optical TOSLINK to coaxial S/PDIF. If you had one of those, then you could use the 240...

Make sure that you have installed the current driver that is available from MOTU's website.

It's not possible to mute the input in all mixes simultaneously with the front panel controls, but there is a way to do it somewhat quickly: In the CueMix menu, go to the Mix section and turn the Page knob until you reach the input channel that you want to mute. Turn the Parameter knob to reach the ...

Yes, this will work exactly as you described. Just mute the tracks in Pro Tools so that they are not heard during recording.

Just set the Audio Patch Through parameter in Digital Performer to Off.

In CueMix FX, hold the alt key and click the mute button. This will mute that input channel in all mixes.

You have to set the EuCon software to use Mackie Control or HUI mode for CueMix FX because it doesn't support the native EuCon control protocol.

cragto wrote:I understand that WDM allows multiple devices to be recognized, and that MOTU and Steinberg include WDM that Sonar (for one) can use. Has anyone been successful?

Now you have completely lost me. Congratulations.

Test another FireWire device with the same computer and FireWire cable. If it works, then the problem is probably that the Traveler's FireWire ports are broken. Are you sure that you didn't insert the plug into one of the ports upside-down?

The question was intended to ask if the new driver allows another interface's driver to be used. In other words, the question is whether the new MOTU driver allows a Steinberg/Yamaha MR816, whose drivers according to Steinberg do not conflict with MOTU drivers, to be used simultaneously with a MOTU...

Tim wrote:

dix wrote:They also quietly slipped in a sub-woofer and dedicated mic!

A sub woofer in a laptop?

My new toilet has an Olympic pool in it.

Apple has had a third speaker in their laptops to reinforce low frequencies for quite some time; perhaps as far back as the aluminum PowerBook G4s.

It seems like there might a problem with the driver software. Have you asked MOTU about it?

Create an aggregate device in Audio MIDI Setup, and then set Pro Tools to use the aggregate device.