Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors? This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors? This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

is it 001?

Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors? This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

is it 001?

Are they self-powered monitors? What audio interface are you using out
of the computer? It's kind of hard to help you without knowing how
you've got stuff hooked up.

--
"It CAN'T be too loud... some of the red lights aren't even on yet!"
- Lorin David Schultz
in the control room
making even bad news sound good

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"song writer" wrote in message
...
Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that
I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of
these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been
playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner
nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors?
This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

Are they self-powered monitors? What audio interface are you using out
of the computer? It's kind of hard to help you without knowing how
you've got stuff hooked up.

--
"It CAN'T be too loud... some of the red lights aren't even on yet!"
- Lorin David Schultz
in the control room
making even bad news sound good

(Remove spamblock to reply)

"song writer" wrote in message
...
Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that
I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of
these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been
playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner
nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors?
This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

song writer wrote:

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1.

You mean you are running your machine on OS9.1. "Classic" is when OS9
runs like a ginat app under OSX.

Are those Mitsubishi Diamond Pro monitors? I.e., CRT's, not speakers?
Because I have a 19' Diamond Pro in front of me and it doesn't have any
built-in sound out devices.

--
ha

song writer wrote:

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1.

You mean you are running your machine on OS9.1. "Classic" is when OS9
runs like a ginat app under OSX.

Are those Mitsubishi Diamond Pro monitors? I.e., CRT's, not speakers?
Because I have a 19' Diamond Pro in front of me and it doesn't have any
built-in sound out devices.

--
ha

hank alrich wrote:

Because I have a ^^ 19' ^^ Diamond Pro in front of me

A monitor nineteen feet across? Unh hunh... make that 19".

Thank you.

--
ha

hank alrich wrote:

Because I have a ^^ 19' ^^ Diamond Pro in front of me

A monitor nineteen feet across? Unh hunh... make that 19".

Thank you.

--
ha

hank alrich wrote:

Because I have a ^^ 19' ^^ Diamond Pro in front of me

A monitor nineteen feet across? Unh hunh... make that 19".


You weren't by any chance Tour Manager for Spinal Tap in a previous life?

hank alrich wrote:

Because I have a ^^ 19' ^^ Diamond Pro in front of me

A monitor nineteen feet across? Unh hunh... make that 19".


You weren't by any chance Tour Manager for Spinal Tap in a previous life?

On 10/2/04 11:28 PM, in article
, "Mondoslug1"
wrote:


Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors? This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

is it 001?



Thanks for the feedback, everybody.

Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.

I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off of
the OS 9.2.2 drive.

Thanks

On 10/2/04 11:28 PM, in article
, "Mondoslug1"
wrote:


Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors? This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.

is it 001?



Thanks for the feedback, everybody.

Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.

I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off of
the OS 9.2.2 drive.

Thanks

Thanks for the feedback, everybody.

Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the back
of it, where the manual said to.

Plugged into "Main Output" or "Monitor Output"


The speakers are self powered; I have each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.

I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off of
the OS 9.2.2 drive.

Thanks

Thanks for the feedback, everybody.

Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the back
of it, where the manual said to.

Plugged into "Main Output" or "Monitor Output"


The speakers are self powered; I have each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.

I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off of
the OS 9.2.2 drive.

Thanks

I am not sure if this is your problem but-

"I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off
of the OS 9.2.2 drive."

doesn't sound like a good idea.



song writer wrote:
On 10/2/04 11:28 PM, in article
, "Mondoslug1"
wrote:


Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors? This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.


is it 001?




Thanks for the feedback, everybody.

Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.

I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off of
the OS 9.2.2 drive.

Thanks

I am not sure if this is your problem but-

"I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off
of the OS 9.2.2 drive."

doesn't sound like a good idea.



song writer wrote:
On 10/2/04 11:28 PM, in article
, "Mondoslug1"
wrote:


Hello everyone,

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1. I can NOT get any sound to come out of these
monitors, although they do come through my headphones. I have been playing
around with Pro Tools and OMS, but, being that I am still a beginner nothing
is working.

Can anyone here please tell me how to get sound out of these monitors? This
is terribly frustrating.

Thanks for your help.


is it 001?




Thanks for the feedback, everybody.

Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.

I am running the Pro Tools Le, 5.0 off of OS 9.1. I am booting up off of
the OS 9.2.2 drive.

Thanks

"song writer" wrote in message news:BD858316.6F1B%


Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the
back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have
each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have
it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.


I guess they are *Wharfedale* Diamond Pro ?

geoff

"song writer" wrote in message news:BD858316.6F1B%


Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the
back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have
each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have
it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.


I guess they are *Wharfedale* Diamond Pro ?

geoff

On Sun, 3 Oct 2004 01:09:47 -0400, hank alrich wrote
(in article ):

song writer wrote:

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1.

You mean you are running your machine on OS9.1. "Classic" is when OS9
runs like a ginat app under OSX.

I didn't think PT ran in classic mode.

Ty Ford




-- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric
stuff are at www.tyford.com

On Sun, 3 Oct 2004 01:09:47 -0400, hank alrich wrote
(in article ):

song writer wrote:

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1.

You mean you are running your machine on OS9.1. "Classic" is when OS9
runs like a ginat app under OSX.

I didn't think PT ran in classic mode.

Ty Ford




-- Ty Ford's equipment reviews, audio samples, rates and other audiocentric
stuff are at www.tyford.com

Ty Ford wrote:

hank alrich wrote:

song writer wrote:

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1.

You mean you are running your machine on OS9.1. "Classic" is when OS9
runs like a ginat app under OSX.

I didn't think PT ran in classic mode.

Right, jsut like most everything that needs direct access to hardware
doesn't run in Mac "Classic" OS mode. That's why it is important to keep
the terminology straight, so that help can be tendered intelligently.

--
ha

Ty Ford wrote:

hank alrich wrote:

song writer wrote:

I just purchased two Diamond Pro monitors for my Pro Tools LE 5.0 that I am
running on Classic OS 9.1.

You mean you are running your machine on OS9.1. "Classic" is when OS9
runs like a ginat app under OSX.

I didn't think PT ran in classic mode.

Right, jsut like most everything that needs direct access to hardware
doesn't run in Mac "Classic" OS mode. That's why it is important to keep
the terminology straight, so that help can be tendered intelligently.

--
ha

On 10/3/04 10:46 PM, in article ,
"Geoff Wood" -nospam wrote:


"song writer" wrote in message news:BD858316.6F1B%


Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the
back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have
each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have
it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.


I guess they are *Wharfedale* Diamond Pro ?

geoff




If finally got the monitors to work with Pro Tools. It turns out the Pro
Tools manual was instructing me to plug the speakers into the wrong outlet
in the back of the Digi 001 box! Go figure!

Thanks for your help everybody!

On 10/3/04 10:46 PM, in article ,
"Geoff Wood" -nospam wrote:


"song writer" wrote in message news:BD858316.6F1B%


Yes, I am using the Pro Tools 001 box. I am hooking the speakers to the
back
of it, where the manual said to. The speakers are self powered; I have
each
speaker plugged into a power outlet.
On the back of the speakers, there us an on/off switch. Of course, I have
it
on. But there is also a "cut/play" switch. I have it on play.


I guess they are *Wharfedale* Diamond Pro ?

geoff




If finally got the monitors to work with Pro Tools. It turns out the Pro
Tools manual was instructing me to plug the speakers into the wrong outlet
in the back of the Digi 001 box! Go figure!

Thanks for your help everybody!

f finally got the monitors to work with Pro Tools. It turns out the Pro
Tools manual was instructing me to plug the speakers into the wrong outlet
in the back of the Digi 001 box! Go figure!

Like I asked... was it in main out or monitor?

f finally got the monitors to work with Pro Tools. It turns out the Pro
Tools manual was instructing me to plug the speakers into the wrong outlet
in the back of the Digi 001 box! Go figure!

Like I asked... was it in main out or monitor?

On 10/4/04 11:10 PM, in article
, "Mondoslug1"
wrote:

f finally got the monitors to work with Pro Tools. It turns out the Pro
Tools manual was instructing me to plug the speakers into the wrong outlet
in the back of the Digi 001 box! Go figure!

Like I asked... was it in main out or monitor?

I believe it was in the monitor out, so now it must be in the main out.
Hmmm, I got some more reading to do.

I just purchased a tutorial on Pro Tools Le from VTC.com. I hope it's good.
It didn't get the greatest reviews on amazon.com.

On 10/4/04 11:10 PM, in article
, "Mondoslug1"
wrote:

f finally got the monitors to work with Pro Tools. It turns out the Pro
Tools manual was instructing me to plug the speakers into the wrong outlet
in the back of the Digi 001 box! Go figure!

Like I asked... was it in main out or monitor?

I believe it was in the monitor out, so now it must be in the main out.
Hmmm, I got some more reading to do.

I just purchased a tutorial on Pro Tools Le from VTC.com. I hope it's good.
It didn't get the greatest reviews on amazon.com.