Appendix B: Configuring AMS (Mac OS X Only)
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4
Click the device image. The window expands
to show images for various MIDI devices (such
as keyboards, modules, interfaces, and mixers).
Select an icon for your device.
5
Click OK.
The device names you enter appear as MIDI in-
put and output choices in Pro Tools.
MIDI Patch Name Support
Pro Tools supports XML (Extensible Markup
Language) for storing and importing patch
names for you external MIDI devices. Pro Tools
installs MIDI patch name files (.midnam) for the
factory default patch names of many common
MIDI devices. These files reside in directories,
sorted by manufacturer, in /Library/Audio/MIDI
Patch Names/Digidesign.
To import MIDI patch names into Pro Tools:
1
Verify the MIDI Device name in the Audio
MIDI Setup window (see “Audio MIDI Setup” on
page 71).
2
Verify the MIDI track’s output is correctly as-
signed to the MIDI device.
3
Click the MIDI track’s Patch Select button.
Selecting a device icon
To use your own custom icons, you can
place TIFF image files in /Library/
Audio/MIDI Devices/Generic/Images, and
they will appear as choices in the AMS
device window.
Patch Select button, Edit window
Patch Select button, Mix window
Patch Select button
Patch Select button
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