I know I posted a similar question the other day but now that the problem has truely solidified itself into a bigger problem I definately need some help with it now.

My setup
G4 Mac OS 10.3.2
DP 4.12 with GPO
MOTU micro express interface
Roland JV-1010
Triton Le
Alesis MultiMix 6FX
Tascam US-122

The audio outs from my modules are going into the Mixer and from the mixer 1/4" outs to the US-122. I can see the US-122 receiving the audio but in DP the audio track is not receiving and signal. Likewise with my Shure SM57 mic. I am pretty new to this version of DP and still feeling out how they rearranged everything.

I'd be REALLY greatful for any advice!

Thanks!
Clo

Have you configured the audio bundle window to reflect you interface, choose the correct driver in audio setup.

Check to see what output/input is selected for the individual track.

If you let your computer sleep, sometimes USB devices don't wakeup, and may have to be reinitialized.

Hi Dimora,

I just thought about something: do you have the last drivers?
version 3.2.3 is available at www.tascam.com.

then just check if in the control panel of the US 122 if the "MIDI and AUDIO enabled " is checked. sometimes it just switch to "Midi enabled, audio disabled" after a crash .

feel free to contact me if you have any question

cheers.

I assume the US-122 is your digital/analog interface, yes?

Make sure of all these things:

1. The US-122 is selected in the Configure Hardware Driver window.

2. The US-122 is selected in the Audio portion of the Audio/MIDI set-up window.

3. The US-122 channels are assigned inputs in the Audio Bundles window.

4. The correct US-122 channels are selected on the inputs of the audio tracks you wish to record on.

Here's what I do to monitor the audio:
Send the output of the audio track to (for example) bus 1-2. Then create an aux track w/ the input being bus 1-2, the output going to your main out or monitor channel. This way I can monitor the audio input, not just the recorded output.

Hope this helps.

I have to shamefully admit that I had some cable wiring problems that I just didn't notice Sorry, that was a waste of time for all these excellent answers. Although thanks for reminding me about the Aux track tip! *walks away sheepishly*