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Since you're using the MBox, it comes with LE. MPowered is the Pro TOols software that runs on MAudio hardware. One other thing This is the forum for Pro Tools MPowered users. Reverting to an older version seems to be the workaround that works for most people. The iTunes issue is an incompatibility with the current version of Quicktime.

I don't have version 9 (yet), but here's how it's done in version 8, and I would expect it hasn't changed much Options->Preferences, Select the audio TAB and then select the ASIO Digidesign Driver on the "Audio device type" dropdown. To use the MBox as a recording device with SoundForge 9, you need to use the ASIO driver. So that's why you couldn't record with version 6 and the MBox it was trying to use the Wavedriver, which is Playback only. Sound Forge didn't add ASIO capabilities until version 8. What do you get when you combine an adaptable, scalable, modular space with the technological tools and infrastructure to bring your creative vision to life Oh, and an innovative, efficient, professional team at your disposal Well, the only right answer is: how big can you dream From live-streaming to live shows, we offer it all. Perhaps you should "learn before you post"? Mbox only works with pro tools, learn before you buy. Can get playback from iTunes, but VERY broken up, sounds like major latency issue.Īny help is GREATLY appreciated - thank you!!! Also, under Volume tab of Audio Properties, "No Device" is listed. When clicked OK, volume control disappeared from task bar. Was able to get normal playback from Sound Forge 6 after selecting MBox as playback device in Audio Properties, however MBox DID NOT show up as an option for recording device. Also had tried installing ProTools LE, but same problem (hung up on drivers), uninstalled LE.Ģ. Had trouble installing drivers only (kept hanging up), but eventually got it after uninstalling Sound Blaster Extigy (previous external card). The clever software engineers at Sony Creative Software have managed to deliver a powerful upgrade to an already steadfast application.I just got the MBox 2 and am attempting to run it with SF9 on XP. When I heard that Sound Forge 9 was on the horizon, I immediately asked myself: ‘what could they add?† Well, humbly I report, the answer is a lot. There has been a steady stream of improvements, but the core application has been and remains strong as ever.

The recorder/editor/mastering software has an impressive lineage known for stability and packed with features for audio professionals on the PC platform.

Where do you go when there’s little room to improve? Sony Sound Forge is one such program. There’s a piece of mature software that already brings so much to the table. Users constantly bombard you with bugs, ideas, and feature requests that they want implemented in the next release. Fisher It must be rather difficult to be a software provider.