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Hi hemlocxl,
Could you also let us know what setting you're using in the 'Configure Dante Interfaces in Unmanaged Mode' preference page? You can get to it by clicking the button with the four boxes in it in Dante Controller.
Changing the Primary Interface from en1 to en0 might help.
Checking "Use shared Dante Interface" might help as well.
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Dante is confusing at first, but it's powerful once you learn its ins and outs.
Maybe this will help.. The rows in Dante Controller correspond to the I/O Channels at the top of Emote.
…and the columns in Dante Controller correspond to the I/O channels at the bottom of Emote.
Here's my Dante Controller setup as an example… Here you can see that Ableton output 15/16 goes to H9000 input 11/12, and H9000 output 1/2/3/4 goes to Ableton input 1/2/3/4.
(right-click the image and select 'View Image' to view it full-size)
Using the routing I described with a single FX chain in Emote would look like this:
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woops, I think that image of my Dante Controller setup broke the forum… I'll upload it as an attachment instead.
In 'dante routing.jpg' you can see that Ableton output 15/16 goes to H9000 input 11/12, and H9000 output 1/2/3/4 goes to Ableton input 1/2/3/4.
To get that routing working with a single FX Chain in Emote, it would look like this:
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hemlocxl wrote:There's no documentation on how to properly do this anywhere
Forgive me for asking this, but have you checked out the Emote manual? It's located here: https://www.eventideaudio.com/support/downloads/emote-user-manual
Page 16 is most relevant to your troubles:
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John Baylies wrote:hemlocxl wrote:There’s no documentation on how to properly do this anywhere
Forgive me for asking this, but have you checked out the Emote manual? It’s located here: https://www.eventideaudio.com/support/downloads/emote-user-manual
Page 16 is most relevant to your troubles:
Hey John,
Well, it seems that I got it working, sort of. I tried the Emote Stand Alone app with iTunes as a test. Lo and behold, it actually worked with some readjusting things in Dante Controller and DADman. I got it to work in Pro Tools with the same settings. Physical inputs 1&2 (From DVS) and outputs 17&18 (Direct into my MTRX Studio). I guess I was trying to direct the outputs back to DVS, before, but it seems with Pro Tools, it wants the feed into the MTRX Studio. It works, but not quite the way I was hoping, but I guess I’ll have to experiment more. If I change the I/O settings in Emote, it loses input/output signal, even though there are valid available routes in DVS and MTRX.. Also had to add some outputs to the monitor profile in DADman to hear it. Now if I can just reroute that signal back into Pro Tools, it would be great. Haven’t attempted recording yet, but I inadvertently figured out how to route iTunes into Pro Tools, lol. So, not a total waste of time. The only other odd thing is that if I don’t disconnect or mute Emote before I close out a session, Emote stays active and processes signals even with the app closed, yikes…
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John Baylies wrote:
woops, I think that image of my Dante Controller setup broke the forum… I’ll upload it as an attachment instead.
In ‘dante routing.jpg’ you can see that Ableton output 15/16 goes to H9000 input 11/12, and H9000 output 1/2/3/4 goes to Ableton input 1/2/3/4.
To get that routing working with a single FX Chain in Emote, it would look like this:
I have Emote working in Logic and as the standalone app, since that all is using Dante Virtual Soundcard as the outputs. Unfortunately, my whole plan was to use Emote in Pro Tools and I have an HDX2 system along with the MTRX Studio. I have the MTRX Studio and the H9000R routed to each other in Dante Controller. I have Emote showing there is signal flowing in and out of the H9000R, but no audio output from the H9000R(Photo attached). When I check out the Device Info in Dante Controller, it shows MTRX Studio receiving signal on channels 49-50, which is how I have it routed, but as you can see in the attached photo, there is a “no audio” indicator for all the H9000R to MTRX Studio channels (Same goes for the opposite MTRX to H9000R channels). It’s more than a bit confusing, to be honest. I don’t know if this is a Pro Tools issue, a MTRX Studio/Dante/DADman thing or what (Maybe even operator error if I am missing something simple?). As I said, it works fine in Logic, but that uses Dante Virtual Soundcard for it’s output. PT uses the HDX/Digilink as it’s output and the MTRX Studio adds a whole additional layer of confusion with it’s Dante abilities. I’ve tried to simply use USB, but that’s not working, either. Emote keeps telling me the sample rate is mismatched when I connect the H9000R via USB, which is ridiculous, since I’ve set everything I have to 48 from the get go.
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