For Mbox 1St Gen 10.7 Mac OS X

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If used with Pro Tools, Pro Tools TDM and LE version 6.9 have been tested with CoreAudio Driver version 6.9.

You no longer have to quit a CoreAudio application before working with another.

You will have to quit Pro Tools before using other CoreAudio programs, or vice versa.

The Digidesign CoreAudio Driver does not support this function.

Playback volume adjustments can be made within the Digi CoreAudio Manager application.

Systems based on Pro Tools24 (d24 card) and Audiomedia III cards have not been tested.

For Mbox 1St Gen 10.7 Mac OS X

The stand-alone CoreAudio driver version 6.1.2 for Mac OS X 10.2.x can be downloaded here.

The following third-party CoreAudio-compatible client applications have been tested with the Digidesign CoreAudio Driver v6.9.

Toast v6 will automatically default to whichever hardware is selected in the Sound control panel.

Because of its ability to work with multiple clients, the Digidesign CoreAudio driver no longer requires an opt-in list.

To exclude applications from access to the Digidesign CoreAudio driver, press and hold down the Shift key when lanching an application.

Please see the Digidesign CoreAudio usage guide for more information.

You cannot use CoreAudio applications in tandem with Pro Tools.

Please make sure to quit Pro Tools before using the multi-client Digidesign CoreAudio Driver, and vice versa.

When a sound file is located in the Macintosh OS X navigation window, a QuickTime transport bar is displayed next to it.

The QuickTime transport bar lets you audition the sound file.

The sound will always play back though the Macintoshs built-in audio controller (through the Macintoshs speaker or headphone jack).

However, if you double-click a sound file, the QuickTime application will launch, and can use the multi-client Digidesign CoreAudio Driver for playback.

The CoreAudio Usage Guide and CoreAudio Read Me are installed here.

Driver For Mbox 1St Gen For Mac Os 10.7