In this example, the RPC1 was setup with Digital Performer 3 and the VS2480HD. Various applications will need different Asio drivers – in this case, Digital Performer 3 uses the ASIOv3 RPC1 driver. Consult your host application’s documentation for information on which ASIO driver to use, and how to activate the RPC-1 within each application.<\/p>\n
1. Install the RPC-1 drivers : Insert the Roland RPC-1 CD and double-click it to view its contents. Locate and open the “RPC-1 Driver” folder.
(a) Find the “Roland RPC-1 Control Panel” and drag it to the Control Panels folder, located in the (OS9) System Folder.
(b) Find the “Roland RPC-1 Driver” and drag it to the Extensions folder, located in the (OS9) System Folder.
(c) Find the “ASIOv3 Roland RPC-1” and drag into the “ASIO Drivers” folder, located inside the Digital Performer folder.<\/p>\n
(d) Restart the computer<\/p>\n
(c) From the Apple Menu, choose Control Panels >>> Roland RPC-1 Control Panel to verify that it’s working properly. Use the “HW settings” page to set the desired sample rate. Quit the control panel and save when prompted.<\/p>\n
(d) On the VS2480HD (or other RBus device), set Digital i\/o Master Clock to “RBUS-1”. (On the VS2480HD, press UTILITY, F3 PROJ on Page 1 to see the clock settings.
If the VS2480 (or other RBus device) is working properly, you should see a message say “R-Bus Lock”.<\/p>\n
(e) Launch Digital Performer and open or create a project. From the Basics Menu,choose “Configure Audio System” >>> “Configure Hardware driver”. Change the Hardware driver from it’s selected driver (Sound Manager, etc) to “ASIO”.
Digital Performer may alert you that it hasn’t detected a compatible driver, ignore this message and proceed by clicking OK in the window.
You should have new choices of the “RPC1” for inputs and outputs in audio tracks.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","categories":[],"tags":[],"storecat":[],"itemids":[28639],"manufacturers":[33684],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\n