DigiGrid MGB Operation & User’s Manual
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Table of Contents
Introduction
3
About SoundGrid and the DiGiGrid MGB and MGO Audio Interfaces
3
Using DiGiGrid MGB/MGO with a Console
6
1. Hardware and Connectors
7
2. Installation and Configuration Overview
9
2.1 Configuring the MGB/MGO in MultiRack SoundGrid
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2.2 Configuring the MGB/MGO in SoundGrid Studio
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2.2.1 Setting up SoundGrid
Thank you for choosing a DiGiGrid MGB or MGO audio interface for SoundGrid systems. In order to get the most out of your DiGiGrid
product, please take some time to read this user guide. We also suggest that you become familiar with the Waves support site (www.
wavesupport.net), where you will find an extensive answer base, the
DiGiGrid MGO and MGB interfaces may be used in both SoundGrid and Native configurations, as follows:
SoundGrid: In a SoundGrid configuration, the MGB or MGO interface is used to connect a MADI-enabled console to a SoundGrid
network, for plugin processing and simultaneous DAW playback and recording. The SoundGrid configuration
Native: In a Native configuration, the MGB or MGO interface is used to connect a MADI-enabled console to the SoundGrid ASIO/Core
Audio driver, for plugin processing and/or DAW playback and recording. Since the Native configuration utilizes the computer’s CPU to
power the plugin processing, plugin count and overall system latency depend o
