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[chris broadway]

I am trying to get my new Dante module that is inserted into my LS9 to successfully record to Garageband 10.  I have the Dante controller and virtual soundcard both installed with the newest firmware for my MAC.  I can see the soundcard is on and the controller has the TX/RX mappings.  On garage band I create a new track and change the input and output to the dante virtual sound card and select input 1 (channel one on the LS9 is a vocal).  I enable the track for recording and then record.  I do not see any frequency showing garage band is receiving the signal.  Any suggestions?

[Mac Kerr]

I am trying to get my new Dante module that is inserted into my LS9 to successfully record to Garageband 10.  I have the Dante controller and virtual soundcard both installed with the newest firmware for my MAC.  I can see the soundcard is on and the controller has the TX/RX mappings.  On garage band I create a new track and change the input and output to the dante virtual sound card and select input 1 (channel one on the LS9 is a vocal).  I enable the track for recording and then record.  I do not see any frequency showing garage band is receiving the signal.  Any suggestions?

Have you chosen DVS as the audio I/O in Garageband, and in the Mac system preferences?

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[Mark McFarlane]

Also, wht do you mean by "I do not see any frequency showing garage band is receiving the signal", what is 'frequency'?

Are you doing the TX/RX channel mappings in DVC or in the LS9? 

I've never used an LS9, but I suspect that somewhere in the LS9 you will need to tell it where to pick off the Dante signals, e.g. as direct outs on each channel,...  So there are 2 mappings you may have to deal with, the LS9 mapping to feed Dante, and the mapping of Dante channels within DVC

[Tim McCulloch]

Also, wht do you mean by "I do not see any frequency showing garage band is receiving the signal", what is 'frequency'?

Are you doing the TX/RX channel mappings in DVC or in the LS9? 

I've never used an LS9, but I suspect that somewhere in the LS9 you will need to tell it where to pick off the Dante signals, e.g. as direct outs on each channel,...  So there are 2 mappings you may have to deal with, the LS9 mapping to feed Dante, and the mapping of Dante channels within DVC

Dante cards in the LS/9 or M7 show up in Expansion Slot setup page.  The i/o routing is assigned from it.

[chris broadway]

Dante cards in the LS/9 or M7 show up in Expansion Slot setup page.  The i/o routing is assigned from it.

Tim- thanks. I made the module to direct channel in the expansion slot setup and now see an input frequency wave on garage band when recording.  Any idea why I can't hear the playback?

[Mark McFarlane]

Tim- thanks. I made the module to direct channel in the expansion slot setup and now see an input frequency wave on garage band when recording.  Any idea why I can't hear the playback?

Probably the same problem, you need to route each Dante channel to a channel input on the LS-9.

[chris broadway]

Probably the same problem, you need to route each Dante channel to a channel input on the LS-9.

today I was onsite and able to try to fix the issue.  As a recap, the channel on the LS9 is the direct out pointing to the Dante module.  For example, channel one on LS9 to direct out slot 2-1.  The Dante controller has the TX and RX mappings between the Dante Module and Virtual Sound card.  I have tracks on Garageband using the controller and virtual sound card inputs (LS9 channel one is controller and virtual sound card input one).  Garageband preferences are to use the virtual sound card for input and output.  I can record musicians playing.  When I change the garageband preference output to use the MAC computer speakers I can hear the recorded music.  When I change the preference output back to using the virtual sound card I hear nothing.  The LS9 channel fader is up, non muted, and the master fader is up and not muted.
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I changed the channel input from "IN 1" to "slot 2-1" and did not hear anything.  Any other thoughts?

[Andrew Broughton]

I know on the M7CL the patch screen shows little level meters beside each patch point, so I assume the LS9 does as well. When you go to the Input patch screen, do you see signal at slot 2-1?
If not, then the compute isn't sending anything. Check the track output settings (for each individual track) in Garageband to see that they're routed to the Dante channel that connects to slot 2-1 on the Dante card on the Yamaha.
Also open up the Dante Controller software and see if the inputs and outputs are patched properly.

[Mark McFarlane]

I changed the channel input from "IN 1" to "slot 2-1" and did not hear anything.  Any other thoughts?

Is Garage Band configured to output L or R or channel 1 on slot 2-1?

Is the Dante card in Slot 2?

[chris broadway]

Is Garage Band configured to output L or R or channel 1 on slot 2-1?

Is the Dante card in Slot 2?

The Dante Module is in slot two (Aviom was already in slot one).  When I create a track I first verify the input and output is the dante virtual soundcard and then I select input 1.  I have not been able to actually find a specific output channel for an individual track.  My assumption was that selecting "input 1" meant input and output.

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