Configuring the V-Studio 100 for use with other applications
Last updated on 3/31/2016Select an application from below for instructions on configuring the VS-100.
Ableton Live in OS X | Ableton Live in Windows | Cubase 5 in OS X | Cubase 5 in Windows | Logic Pro 8 | GarageBand
Configuring the VS-100 for use with Ableton Live in OS X
- Setting up as an Audio I/O:
- From the live drop down menu, select Preferences.
- Select the Audio tab on the left of the Preferences window.
- Assign both your Audio Input Device and Audio Output Device to "VS-100 44.1kHz (10 in, 6 out)".
- Note: the sample rate displayed will change depending on the sample rate settings of the VS-100.
- Click on the Input Config button next to Channel Configuration.
- Click on the inputs you would like to make available to Live’s tracks then click OK.
- Click on the Output Config button next to Channel Configuration.
- Click on the outputs you would like to make available to Live’s tracks then click OK.
- Close the Preferences window.
- Setting up as a Control Surface:
- From the Live drop down menu, select Preferences.
- Select the MIDI/SYNC tab on the left of the Preferences window.
- In the Control Surface column, select “MackieControl” from the drop down list.
- Assign the Input and Output in the same row as “MackieControl” to “VS-100 (Control)”.
- Close the Preferences windClose the Preferences window.
Configuring the VS-100 for use with Ableton Live in Windows
- Setting up as an Audio I/O:
- From the Options menu, select Preferences.
- Select the Audio tab on the left of the Preferences window.
- Assign your Driver Type3. Assign your Driver Type to “ASIO” for optimal performance.
- Note: the VS-100 is also compatible with the MME/DirectX driver option but typically will typically perform better using the ASIO drivers.
- Assign your Audio Device to “VS-100”.
- Click on the Input Config button next to Channel Configuration.
- Click on the inputs you would like to make available to Live’s tracks then click OK.
- Click on the Output Config button next to Channel Configuration.
- Click on the outputs you would like to make available to Live’s tracks then click OK.
- Close the Preferences window.
- Setting up as a Control Surface:
- From the Options menu, select Preferences.
- Select the MIDI/SYNC tab on the left of the Preferences window.
- In the Control Surface column, select “MackieControl” from the drop down list.
- Assign the Input and Output in the same row as “MackieControl” to “VS-100 (Control)”.
- Close the Preferences window.
Configuring the VS-100 for use with Cubase 5 in OS X
- Setting up as an Audio I/O:
- Select Device Setup from the Devices menu and click on VST Audio System in the Devices list to the left.
- In the ASIO Driver drop-down menu, select the VS-100.
- Select the driver in the Devices list to open the Driver settings for your audio hardware.
- Click on the Open Config App button to bring up the control panel for the VS-100.
- Make sure the ports you wish to use have an “X” in the box beneath the Visible column.
- Click OK to close the Device Setup menu.
Configuring the VS-100 for use with Cubase 5 in Windows
- Setting up as an Audio I/O:
- Select Device Setup from the Devices menu and click on VST Audio System in the Devices list to the left.
- In the ASIO Driver drop-down menu, select the VS-100.
- Select the driver in the Devices list to open the Driver settings for your audio hardware.
- Click on the Control Panel button to bring up the control panel for the VS-100.
- Make sure the ports you wish to use have an “X” in the box beneath the Visible column.
- Click OK to close the Device Setup menu.
Configuring the VS-100 for use with Logic Pro 8
- Setting up as an Audio I/O:
- From the Logic Pro drop down menu, navigate into Preferences | Audio.
- On the Core Audio Tab, found under the Devices Tab, set your Device to “VS-100 44.1kHz” if it is not already set as so.
- Note: the sample rate displayed will change depending on the sample rate settings of the VS-100.
- Click Apply Changes.
- Close the Preferences menu.
- Setting up as a Control Surface:
- From the Logic Pro drop down menu, navigate into Preferences | Control Surfaces | Setup…
- Click on New | Install…
- Select Mackie Designs/Mackie Control/Logic Control and click Add.
- If prompted with the message “No new Devices found”, click on Add Manually.
- Expand the Mackie Control section and assign both the Out Port and Input to “CONTROL”.
- Close the Control Surface Setup window.
Configuring the VS-100 for use with GarageBand in OS X
- Setting up as an Audio I/O:
- From the GarageBand drop down menu, select Preferences.
- Click on the Audio/MIDI tab at the top of the General window.
- Assign the Audio Input and Audio Output to “VS-100 44.1kHz”.
- Note: the sample rate displayed will change depending on the sample rate settings of the VS-100.
- When prompted if you really want to change the audio driver, click Yes.