Hi Donal,

Since the Mackie surfaces can be used with several workstations, any 
instructions would be provided by Mackie themselves. There are buttons and 
knobs that will do one thing in one dAW and another thing in a different dAW. 
Avid doesn't provide any specific information for third party surfaces. Those 
surfaces would have to operate in some type of HUI emulation (again, a Mackie 
standard) so I'd try looking there first. Most likely, you'd need to boot the 
surface into some type of Pro Tools mode or HUI mode. I know a couple of others 
on the list have had some experience with the Mackie surfaces. I'd venture to 
say that the experience was not intuitive and somewhat successful but I'll let 
them chime in.
Best,
Slau

> On May 18, 2017, at 11:59 AM, Donal Fitzpatrick <donal.fitzpatr...@dcu.ie> 
> wrote:
> 
> Hi there peoples,
> 
> Ok, this is probably so far beneath most of you that it doesn't bear asking, 
> but I'm going to do so anyway.  Before I do, I just want to give a 
> disclaimer:  I'm not an audio engineer, musician, or anything like that.  I'm 
> actually an assistant prof. who teaches software development and HCI  who 
> mucks around with audio stuff in whatever spare time is available.
> 
> So to the point.  I've got my hands on a Mackie MCU-Pro.  I've connected it 
> up to Protools, and opened the mixing session from the fantastic Protools 
> with speech tutorials..  Now:  Can any of you point me at an "idiot's guide" 
> to using PT with a control surface?  I've done my work (and it's basic basic 
> stuff) using keyboard only thus far.  I've produced a few podcasts, 
> screencast audio tracks (and the like) but that's about it.  however, I may 
> be undertaking an M.Sc. in music technology in the autumn, and part of that 
> is based around Protools; so I'm trying to get a head-start.
> 
> Thanks again for any answers, and your patience.
> 
> Donal
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