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Finally check the interface and settings are working by recording some audio from the ZED mixer to PT9 and then play the audio back to the ZED afterwards.ASIO4ALL have announced version 2.11, the first major update to this ASIO software for 4 years.

If the mono track is set to output to the ZED Stereo OUT in stereo, then the track Pan control will be activated. ….and here the output for mono Track 1 is selected as the Left channel on the ZED Stereo USB interface. Here the input for mono Track 1 is selected as the Left channel from the ZED USB

Select the inputs and outputs for your tracks in your session.

Note that mono channels can use one channel of a stereo input path. Here we have a stereo input named ZED-Stereo Input. Create a new path for the inputs and name as you prefer. Again the input sources should appear for enabled devices in Pro Tools Aggregate I/O.

Remaining in I/O Setup, click the Input tab.

The output path can be set as stereo or mono channels as is Here you can create a new output path if one doesn’t exist, name it (here it’s called ZED Stereo OUT) and tick it to enable. Select Output from the menu and the devices available should appear in a box labelled PTAI/O (Pro Tools Aggregate I/O).

Open the SETUP/Playback Engine window and select Pro Tools Aggregate I/O as the Current Engine.

Run Pro Tools 9 and create a new session with at least two audio tracks.

You may need to also tick Resample in order for the audio data settings to be compatible with your PT9 The ZED interface should appear as USB Audio CODEC in the list along with other audio devices in your system. PT9 should have created a Pro Tools Aggregate I/O folder in the Audio Devices list.

With Pro Tools 9 installed, open Audio MIDI Setup on your Mac.

Connect your ZED mixer to your Mac via USB and power on the.