hendrik jan v. writes: >And having to use non-universal >trackmode was bothersome as well, so I just gave up. Maybe it works >better/easier on TDM systems than it does on native systems. works fine w/ systems combining DAE/DTDM, so long as the correct DAE-driver is present; there's no need to turn off UTM, either --- (native tracks can remain in UTM; DAE tracks will not, of course) --- but, the file that you're processing w/ AudioSuite must be non-interleaved. best, splattercell

On a fine day, 27-04-2003, texture444@... wrote: >hendrik jan v. writes: >>And having to use non-universal >>trackmode was bothersome as well, so I just gave up. Maybe it works >>better/easier on TDM systems than it does on native systems. > >works fine w/ systems combining DAE/DTDM, so long as the correct DAE-driver >is present; >there's no need to turn off UTM, either --- (native tracks can remain in UTM; >DAE tracks will not, of course) Now you got me confused... With the 001 *all* tracks are native... So I don't quite get the distinction DAE versus native... I have the feeling that the distinction you're making would be similar to using Logic with DAE and DIO simultaneously -- one for audiosuite, the other for interleaved native processing. Unfortunately, you can't use DAE and DIO at the same time though... > --- but, the file that you're processing w/ >AudioSuite must be non-interleaved. The easiest solution at the time was to just give up on audiosuite and be happy with Logic's stuff instead :-). This makes me curious though: did anyone ever get the 001 to work reliably with DAE in Logic...? Pro's, cons? -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/