Multi-unit cascading. see – Universal Audio Apollo Software User Manual

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Apollo Software Manual

Chapter 7: Multi-Unit Cascading

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Constraints

Certain features and/or I/O streams are reduced when multi-unit cascading due to limited
audio bandwidth or technical constraints required to maintain integrated mix buses with
Realtime UAD Processing capabilities. These constraints are listed below.

Auxiliary 2 (Apollo only)

• Aux bus 2 is unavailable when multi-unit cascading with Apollo.

High Sample Rates

176.4 kHz and 192 kHz

• Multi-unit cascading is unavailable at sample rates of 176.4 kHz or

192 kHz.

88.2 kHz and 96 kHz (Apollo only)

• Both ADAT ports must be used for S/MUX connections when multi-unit cascading

at sample rates of 88.2 kHz or 96 kHz.

PT Mode

• Avid Pro Tools allows 32 channels of I/O with non-Avid branded audio interfaces.

Because audio streams exceed this count when multi-unit cascading, some Apollo
I/O channels are unavailable in PT Mode when multi-unit cascading.

The specific Apollo channel numbers and names that are available when PT Mode
is active are listed in the

“Driver I/O Tables” on page 118

.

Combining Different Apollo Models

• Combining Apollo with Apollo 16 is an unsupported configuration.
• Apollo Twin cannot be used with multi-unit cascading.

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