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First Take
How does the routing for the Symphony I/O 2x6 I/O module show up in Pro Tools HD?
When using a 2x6 i/o module in a Symphony I/O (MkI or MkII), the 2x6 i/o module shows up as a 16ch Avid HD I/O in Pro Tools HD. Here is how the I/O corresponds with the ProTools I/O (Note that PT inputs 3 through 6 are nothing. This is so all the input and output channel numbers line up with each other when using hardware inserts):
Pro Tools Inputs 1-2 Line Inputs 1-2
Pro Tools Inputs 3-4 N.A.
Pro Tools Inputs 5-6 N.A.
Pro Tools Inputs 7-8 AES Inputs 1-2
Pro Tools Inputs 9-16 Optical Inputs 1-8
Pro Tools Outputs 1-6 Line Outputs 1-6
Pro Tools Outputs 7-8 AES Outputs 1-2
Pro Tools Outputs 9-16 Optical Outputs 1-8