Vacuum Classic is a monophonic vintage synthesizer featuring Vacuum Tube Synthesis Main Outputs, L and R (balanced, differential 1/4" TRS) 128 dBu (max gain, 150 Ω source, A-weighted) Standard USB 2.0 or USB-C Port Mic Input 1 (balanced XLR).It also has high quality audio outputs so you can monitor your recordings through studio headphones or monitors. Whether you want to record vocals, guitar or keyboards, you need an audio interface to enable you to convert the analog audio from your microphone or instrument into digital audio on your computer. Why do you need an interface for recording? Just go under "Playback Engine" and choose "Built In Output". You should be able to set the "interface" to Pro Tools Aggregate I/O under Playback Engine and be able to use Pro Tools 10 without an interface attached. Secondly, can I run Pro Tools without the hardware? From the Playback Engine drop-down list, select your own audio interface.It is easy to see how “Built-In Output” has been set as the Playback Engine.In order to select the proper audio interface, at the Pro Tools top menu bar click on: Setup -> Playback Engine.
If you want to use Pro Tools HD then you will need to use an interface that has a DigiLink connection on it to connect to the Pro Tools HD or HDX cards, or via the Pro Tools HD Thunderbolt box.īeside above, how do I set up an interface in Pro Tools? How to Setup an Audio Interface in Pro Tools If you want to use Pro Tools then you can use any interface that supports Core Audio on Mac and ASIO on Windows. Regarding this, does Pro Tools work with any interface? There are advantages to an external interface however.
There actually are simple You don't need an external audio interface to use Pro Tools, the simple internal audio of your computer can be accessed with the “ Pro Tools Aggregate I/O” or “Core Audio” (if you are on a Mac).
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