Auria Discussion Board

Yes, for now, you need a powered USB hub. Focusrite has made new firmware which fixes this problem, but they haven't released it yet.

Rim

Oh, got it. That's easier. In Auria, you simply solo just the track you want to export, and choose mixdown. Do this for every track you want to export, and you're guaranteed they will all line up when you bring them into Studio One.


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Yes, the demo can be re-downloaded from the store for free (under Demos)

The meter behavior can be changed in the settings. It's pre-fader by default, but can be set to post-fader.

Rim

To overcome the track positioning issues, just do a mixdown or bounce out of StudioOne, and start the bounce at 0, so all the exported tracks start at the same time. Or, you could also start your recordings at 0 all the time, too. Either method works. Monitoring in Auria is easy. You just enable Rec...

Moving audio back and forth between Auria and Studio one is easy. it can be done using Dropbox or iTunes File Sharing. However, Studio One does not support AAF (yet at least), so you can't do things like move your edits and faded across. Only the audio files themselves. I've never actually done that...

You're welcome! We try...

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Presonus assured me they already fixed the issue, and it's going to appear in a future firmware update. I don't know when, though. I would guess it won't be too long. Yes, we connected the 1818vsl to an ADAT-compatible preamp, and recorded 16 tracks at once (all XLR). You should be able to move trac...

Frozen tracks don't take up any RAM or CPU, so even on an iPad 1, you could have as many frozen tracks as you like (up to 24), and it won't take any additional resources, other than disk space of course. So several tracks of frozen THM and an active one should be no problem on an iPad 1. I would con...

All Auria plug-ins are mono or stereo, depending on which plugin you choose in the list, or what kind of track you insert it on.

Yes, you can use it on any track - playback or recording.

Rim

That's very odd. We haven't experienced that in all our extensive testing with the 1818. Are you using good quality USB cables? Are they 6 feet or less in length? Can you try a different USB hub? I'd also try verifying that your 1818 is working correctly by plugging it into a PC (maybe using the sam...

Do you have dropbox? That would be the easiest way. Just upload it to your dropbox account (zipped up), then share that file with me. I suspect that there might be an issue somewhere in the conversion between OMF and AAF. It might be a good idea to take a look at the actual audio files that you're p...

Yes, there are no USB interfaces without a power jack that don't need a hub in our testing. The iPad won't supply more than 50mA of power to a USB device, and all the ones we tested use more power, so you need a hub. Interfaces like Apogee Mic and Apogee Jam are exceptions, but these don't have mic ...

It's useable on an iPad 1, but it's much better on iPad 2 and later. I tried to make that clear in the iTunes description (where I mention that an iPad 2 strongly recommended). If you're considering buying Auria, and you own an iPad 1, I recommend against it. While it's perfectly useable, you'll nee...

The frame rate must be set manually in the setting page (all normal rates are supported). I'm a little confused by the workflow. How are you converting all media to 48k? I assumed all the media was already at 48k. And how do you mean that the edits and media plays early? Maybe it's best to send me y...

OK, please let me know.

Thanks,
Rim