I just pulled out all of my mixers, bought 3 lc's and MOTU 24i and 1224 interfaces. All of my audio and routing takes place in my mac. Everything is going well, but I have one question. How are you supposed to be able to view a meter/level of what audio is present at the master fader besides viewing the 5 bar meter on your audio interface? I would like to see where the levels are at to make sure that I have a nice and hot level before recording / bouncing. Thanks, Dan

ynfynytyng@... writes: >How are you supposed to be able to view a meter/level >of what audio is present at the master fader besides >viewing the 5 bar meter on your audio interface? Use the meter on the Physical Output fader. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants (Tastes awful, but it works) Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"

dubno wrote: >I just pulled out all of my mixers, bought 3 lc's and MOTU 24i and 1224 interfaces. All of my audio and routing takes place in my mac. Everything is going well, but I have one question. > >How are you supposed to be able to view a meter/level of what audio is present at the master fader besides viewing the 5 bar meter on your audio interface? I would like to see where the levels are at to make sure that I have a nice and hot level before recording / bouncing. 1) Create your I/O labels page 2) Create a page in the Environment where you will put all your inputs 3) Create all your "Input " objects Then you will be able to monitor all your inputs Best -- Cyril Blanc ______________________________________________________ mailto:blanc.cyril@... 92350 Plessis Robinson France The box said 'Requires Windows 95, or better.' So I bought a Macintosh.