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Originally Posted by Undiscovered  Hey all I finally purchased my ULN-2D expanded and I have a few questions for Metric halo reps. |
Congratulations, and welcome to the family!
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Originally Posted by Undiscovered 1) I am currently plugging the device using the xlr power adapter to my wall outlet.
There was no 9v adapter in the box only the XLR power adapter. Was there supposed to be both adapters? |
No. The ULN-2 just comes with the XLR (4-pin) power supply.
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Originally Posted by Undiscovered 2) When I plug the device into the power using the xlr and firewire to the computer. I noticed there is no on/off switch on the uln-2. The lights on the ULN-2 are always on even when I power off the computer. Is this normal? and Is it harmful to leave the uln-2 on all the time? |
This is normal, and not harmful. If you want to turn it off, you'll have to put the power supply on a switched circuit, like a switched power strip.
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Originally Posted by Undiscovered 3) I watched all the videos on your site and they are very helpful, but I have a question about sending a track in logic to the unln-2 to add some of the MIO channel strip for some processing and back into logic.
From what I understand I change the input settings on the top of the strip from analog 1 to daw 1 and now I am controlling the first track in my logic project?
When I do this, it seems like I am affecting the entire master bus and not just that one track.
Is there a specific video or written tutorial that can teach me how to transfer individual logic tracks to uln-2 for processing and back into logic processing in real time, |
Right now you are mixing in Logic and sending the entire mix to the MIO. You need to use the Logic I/O plug or direct route your tracks. I think there is a video about this, but I will let Allen fill you in as he is more up to date as to what assets address the issue you want help with.
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Originally Posted by Undiscovered 4) How many daw tracks can be proccessed in the ULN-2 at the same time? |
18
Best regards,
B.J. Buchalter
Metric Halo