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How do I configure MIDI devices with my Apollo x6?
Connect your MIDI devices to your computer, then enable the Apollo x6's MIDI functionality in your DAW's preferences or settings to recognize and use the connected devices for controlling virtual instruments or sending MIDI messages.
How do I save and manage my UAD plugin chain presets within the Apollo x6's Console application?
Within the Apollo Console application, you can save channel strip settings, including UAD plugin chains, as presets by clicking the preset dropdown menu at the top of the channel strip and selecting 'Save As...'. These presets can then be recalled and organized within the same menu.
What is the typical workflow for recording with UAD plugins through the Apollo x6, and how do I monitor the processed signal?
Insert UAD plugins on input channels within the Apollo Console application; you can monitor the processed signal in real-time with near-zero latency. You can choose to record the 'Unison' preamps and effects to the track or record the dry signal and add plugins later within your DAW.
Why am I not hearing audio from my Apollo x6, even though it's connected and powered on?
First, check that the Apollo x6 is selected as your audio interface in your DAW's preferences. If that's correct, verify that the correct input and output routings are set up in the Apollo Console application and that your monitors are properly connected and powered on.
What are the key advantages of the Apollo x6's HEXA Core processing compared to other Apollo interfaces?
The Apollo x6's HEXA Core processing provides 50% more UAD plug-in processing power than previous Apollo interfaces, enabling you to run more complex and demanding UAD plugins in real-time during tracking and mixing without taxing your computer's CPU.