sabato 26 settembre 2009
giovedì 10 settembre 2009
( Real ) Using the Samson C01U with Apple Logic (Mac OS X)
Hi guys! I know that there were many of you that have tried to figure out with this problem becouse the Samson's site is not so useful at all.
In fact they've forgotten to say that after you have checked the Built-in Audio and the New device, you have also to check the Built - out Audio. then, after you click "done", open Logic, then preferences-audio-core audio, in "device" select the new device that you have just created!
Anyway, here there is the complete path that you have to follow to use C01U with Logic:
This is the process of setting up the CO1U to work in Logic. This will only work in OSX 10.4 or later.
10.3 and earlier versions don’t have this facility.
Open Audio MIDI Setup (from the Applications/Utilities folder)
Go to the Audio Menu - Open Aggregate Device Editor ⇧⌘A
Click on the + button to create a new device
It's a good idea to rename it (double click on Aggregate Device in the list and enter the new name eg. CO1U)
The list at the bottom of the window will show all the audio devices connected to the computer. Select the ones you want the device to use by checking the “use” button. For instance, if you only have a CO1U connected you will need to check CO1U, Built-in Audio AND BUILT-OUT AUDIO. Check the clock button on one of the devices, not the CO1U.
Click Done
Sorry for my English! Cheers!
In fact they've forgotten to say that after you have checked the Built-in Audio and the New device, you have also to check the Built - out Audio. then, after you click "done", open Logic, then preferences-audio-core audio, in "device" select the new device that you have just created!
Anyway, here there is the complete path that you have to follow to use C01U with Logic:
This is the process of setting up the CO1U to work in Logic. This will only work in OSX 10.4 or later.
10.3 and earlier versions don’t have this facility.
Open Audio MIDI Setup (from the Applications/Utilities folder)
Go to the Audio Menu - Open Aggregate Device Editor ⇧⌘A
Click on the + button to create a new device
It's a good idea to rename it (double click on Aggregate Device in the list and enter the new name eg. CO1U)
The list at the bottom of the window will show all the audio devices connected to the computer. Select the ones you want the device to use by checking the “use” button. For instance, if you only have a CO1U connected you will need to check CO1U, Built-in Audio AND BUILT-OUT AUDIO. Check the clock button on one of the devices, not the CO1U.
Click Done
Sorry for my English! Cheers!
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