Your the man Chuck. 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: CHUCK REICHEL 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, February 25, 2013 9:47 AM
  Subject: Re: Project mix and Pro tools won't work together


  Hi,
  Heres the cable I believe your looking for.
  Belkin FIREWIRE 800/400 Cable (6 feet):Amazon:Electronics
  List Price: $49.99 Price: $8.61 + $2.98 shipping You Save: $41.38(83%) In 
Stock Ships from and sold by 
  http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00009EFR2?m=A19R3BN6ZSO9A1
  I had to get 2 of them for my older lacie burners they work fine.
  YMMV


  CHUCK REICHEL
  [email protected]
  www.SoundPictureRecording.com
  954-742-0019
  Isaiah 26 : 3
   Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because 
he trusteth in thee.


  In GOD I Trust


  On Feb 25, 2013, at 1:03 PM, Poppa Bear wrote:


    Yep, what he just said. If you go to a Mac store it can run $30 or $40 in 
my neck of the woods, so keep that in mine if you don't get it off line.
    ----- Original Message ----- From: "Monkey Pusher" 
<[email protected]>
    To: <[email protected]>
    Sent: Monday, February 25, 2013 8:32 AM
    Subject: Re: Project mix and Pro tools won't work together



      Simply put you need a firewire 6 pin to firewire 9 PIN cable. The

      firewire 9 pin slot is the one just after the 4 USB ports on the back

      of the 2011 iMac. Read on for a more detailed explanation. Mac

      Proprietary is a bit misleading here. There are three firewire size

      plugs and two firewire standards. The original firewire spec also

      referred to as Firewire 400 or firewire 1 (or (IEEE 1394 on the PC

      side) has a 4 pin and a 6pin plug. 6 pin is the standard firewire plug

      for the original spec.  The 4 PIN ones are usually found on laptops

      and don't have the extra two PIN's for sending power down the cable so

      anything using firewire 400 with a 4 PIN connector  on one or both

      ends will need to have a separate power supply. However when firewire

      2 came out also known as firewire 800  Apple was the only one  that

      really made it standard on all their machines. Firewire 2 or firewire

      800 has a 9 pin connector  and this is the one found on modern macs

      now. The good thing is firewire is completely backwards compatible  so

      though most audio gear never moved above firewire 400   a simple

      firewire 6 pin to 9 pin cable will allow you to connect any audio

      interface to any  current  mac. Personally I prefer www.monoprice.com

      for all my cable needs as they have a lifetime warranty and decently

      low prices. So Hope this helps let me know if any further

      clarification is needed or if any other questions relating to this you

      want answered.



      On 2/25/13, Krister Ekstrom <[email protected]> wrote:

        Is the name "dif wire"? Strange that the firewire thing on the mac is

        proprietary, that's not good at all methinks, but well i have to see 
what i

        can get if anything.

        /Krister



        25 feb 2013 kl. 17:22 skrev "Poppa Bear" <[email protected]>:



          I have the same year Mac and I had to get a dif wire because the 
firewire

          on that mac is Mac proprietary. I don't have the details right now, 
but

          you can google it, I got mine off of Ebay for about $10

          ----- Original Message ----- From: "Krister Ekstrom"

          <[email protected]>

          To: <[email protected]>

          Sent: Monday, February 25, 2013 4:12 AM

          Subject: Project mix and Pro tools won't work together





          Hello folks.

          I have a little problem here. I'm trying to hook up my M-Audio 
project mix

          to my Pro tools with a Firewire cable, since i figure that's how it's

          done. I have a 21 inch Imac from around 2011 and i wonder where to 
hook up

          the Project mix since it looks like the project mix can't communicate 
with

          the Protools i have. I get a warning that it can not communicate with 
HUI

          which i understand is the protocol to be used.

          Could anyone please explain to me what i need to do and what cable to 
use?

          I got a cable with the interface, but i don't understand how to hook 
it

          up. It looks like it has a Usb Micro or a mini usb connection in one 
end

          and a firewire connection in the other. It may be, however, that 
there's a

          firewire mini connection, i don't know and if so it doesn't fit 
anywhere

          on the computer and i don't see a mini firewire connection on the 
Project

          mix itself.

          Also are there some setting in the pro tools that should be changed 
in any

          way and if so, how?

          Please help i've gone from confused, (my usual state of mind) to 
feeling

          utterly bewildered and stupid.

          /Krister the newbie



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