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Selecting Inputs and Outputs for the Audio Channels
This description assumes that you have set the number of mono and
Stereo audio Tracks so that it corresponds with the number of output
bus channels (16 if you have one DS2416 card installed). It also as-
sumes that you want each audio channel in Nuendo assigned to a
separate mixer channel strip in the DS2416 console. Of course, there
are other possible routings (you may want to send a combination of
audio channels to a Group or directly to the same DS2416 channel
strip, you may want to reserve some DS2416 channels for use as ef-
fect sends, etc).
1.
Open the Mixer.
2.
Select Inputs for the channels by pulling down the Input pop-up
menus at the top of the channel strips.
There should be eight Inputs available for each installed DS2416 card (four stereo
Input pairs).
3.
Route each stereo audio channel to a separate Output Bus, by using
the pop-up menus in the Input/Output Settings section of the channel
strips.
4.
For mono channels, select the same Output Bus for two (mono)
channels, and then pan the sides hard left/hard right.
Now, each audio channel is assigned to a separate channel strip in the DS2416
Factory Input console.
Assigning Group Channels to the DS2416
You can assign the outputs of Group channels to the DS2416 buses in
the same way as with the audio channels, by using the pop-up menus
in the Input/Output Settings section of the Group channel strips.
Assigning Effect Sends to the DS2416
By assigning VST Effect Sends to one of the Output Buses, you route
the send to a channel strip in the DS2416 console. You can use this
feature to address the on-board effects in the DS2416, to create sev-
eral different monitor mixes during playback, etc. Note that this assign-
ment is done individually for the effect sends of each audio channel (by
using the pop-up menus to the right in the Channel Settings window).
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