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Protracks and GNX 4 drivers

I was happy to see my son finally wanting to use his new GNX 4 with PTP. I had already worked out the procedure for hands free usb recording, but I couldn't get it to work this time. It would record in PTP when I pressed record on the GNX, but no audio. I couldnt find any input sources for the GNX this time. The DigitechMac usb1/2 option would come up but not the Digitech usb 1/2 option. I think he put the usb cord into the wrong usb port, not the one I had been using from the beginning. I seem to remember someone saying that if you dont use the same port that you set it up with, you will lose your drivers. Is this correct? I quickly tried to reinstall the drivers but that didnt change anything.

I was considering uninstalling and reinstalling the whole shabang but I dont want to lose the files we were working on. Is it safe to do this or will the song/project/files be erased with it? Can I successfully reinstall just the drivers and not PTP? Any advise on procedure?

Tony

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  • Hey tondog,
    Yes, you should always use the original USB port, but before going back to ground 0, here's one other thought:
    Check Options->Audio->Drivers and see if you're using the MME driver. I found I can only use the Digitech Mac USB input setting with MME. Try switching to the WDM driver. Restart PTP which will re-calibrate. Then Digitech USB 1-2 (and 3-4) should show up as options for in/out.

    - g
  • Thanks Granite for the advise, but its not the Mac driver I need. All that comes up in the Options>Audio>Drivers now is my sound card and the Digitech Mac driver. The ones I need are gone. As usual my son is out and about with his bandmates and the GNX is with him so presently I cant verify your suggestion. I'll figure it out once he brings it back. I spent a week and a half trying to figure this whole GNX/PTP thing out, and in two seconds he got it all fubared. :twisted:

    Come to think of it I told him NOT to use anything other than the no:2 usb port if he was going to play with it. Hes 15 and he knows everything.

    Tony
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