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Optimizing FireWire Performance
Important: This section only applies when connected to the computer via FireWire.
It is not applicable when connected via Thunderbolt.
About FireWire Bandwidth
FireWire bandwidth is shared between Apollo I/O streams, UAD plug-ins used within the
DAW, and external FireWire hard drives. Available bandwidth also depends on the session
sample rate; the higher the sample rate, the more bandwidth is consumed.
FireWire bandwidth is displayed in the “FBW” meter in the UAD Meter & Control Panel
application:
The FireWire Bandwidth meter in the UAD Meter & Control Panel application
UAD Bandwidth Allocation
The UAD Bandwidth Allocation setting reserves FireWire bandwidth for UAD plug-ins
used within a DAW. It has no effect on UAD plug-ins used in Console, nor when connect-
ed to the host computer via Thunderbolt. The default value (65%) a good starting point
for most single-unit users; it should be adjusted according to your particular environ-
ment. Use the values in the table below as starting points when tuning the UAD Band-
width Allocation. The values apply for both Apollo and Apollo 16.
Note: If using sample rates of 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz, we recommend increasing the
UAD Bandwidth Allocation setting from the default of 65% to allow more UAD
plug-ins to run within the DAW when external FireWire hard drives are not used.
Recommended UAD Bandwidth Allocation Values (single unit)
Sample Rate (kHz): 44.1, 48 88.2, 96 176.4, 192
Without external FireWire hard drive
Mac:
80% 65% 55%
Win:
75% 55% 45%
With external FireWire hard drive
Mac:
55% 40% 25%
Win:
30% 25% 15%
I/O buffer setting for best playback results 512 1024 2048
Note: See "Multi-Unit FireWire Bandwidth" on page 107 for recommended val-
ues when multi-unit cascading.
Used by I/O streams (orange)
Used by UAD plug-ins (blue)
Available for UAD plug-ins (green)
Available for hard drive streams (black)
- Apollo Software Manual 1
- Table Of Contents 2
- Chapter 1: Introduction 5
- Software Features 6
- Documentation Overview 8
- Apollo & Apollo 16 9
- Apollo Software Overview 10
- Apollo Device Drivers 11
- Technical Support 12
- System Requirements 13
- Software Updates 13
- Preparation 13
- Software Installation 14
- About FireWire Bandwidth 17
- UAD Bandwidth Allocation 17
- Console Overview 19
- Console Functions 20
- Global Settings 20
- When To Use Console 21
- Apollo Device Differences 21
- Accessing Console 22
- The Console Mixer Window 23
- Adjusting Console Controls 24
- Console Shortcuts 24
- Channel Input Strips 25
- Analog Inputs (Apollo 16) 26
- Apollo Twin 26
- Apollo 16 26
- Sample Rate Conversion notes: 26
- Channel Input Controls 27
- Unison Parameter 28
- Unison PREAMP Insert 30
- The Channel Strip Editor 32
- Bus Sends 34
- Select for all inputs 35
- Select for unique input 35
- Input Pan 38
- Input Mute 38
- Input Solo 38
- Channel Fader 39
- Input Meter 39
- Stereo Link 40
- Auxiliary Section 42
- Aux Overview 43
- Aux Return Strips 43
- Apollo only 45
- Apollo Twin & Apollo 16 45
- Monitor Section 46
- Insert Effects 47
- HP 1, HP 2 (Apollo) 48
- MON (Apollo) 48
- Headphone Mono 1, 2 (Apollo) 49
- HP, (Apollo Twin) 49
- 3–4 (Apollo Twin) 49
- Cue Returns (Apollo 16 only) 50
- CUE (Apollo 16) 51
- MON (Apollo 16) 51
- MONO (Apollo 16) 51
- Monitor Controls 52
- Session Recall 54
- Session Name 55
- Recall Menu 56
- File Management Options 57
- Sessions List 57
- Cached Sessions 57
- Console Settings Window 59
- Interface Settings Panel 60
- Sample Rate 61
- Clock Source 61
- Host Status 61
- Buffer Size (Windows only) 62
- Outputs Settings Panel 63
- Console Settings Panel 64
- Window Title Bar 65
- Unit Tab 65
- Appearance 66
- Select Unit 66
- Identify and Rename Menu 66
- Application Menus 67
- Edit Menu 68
- View Menu 68
- Metering Menu 69
- Window Menu 69
- Help Menu 70
- Console Recall Overview 71
- Console Recall Controls 72
- Enabling SYNC 73
- Session State Parameter 74
- Chapter 5: Unison 75
- Unison Features 76
- Unison Plug-Ins 76
- Activating Unison 76
- Unison PREAMP Inserts 77
- Apollo Front Panel Indication 78
- Console Indications 79
- Front Panel Channel Selection 79
- Gain Stage Mode 81
- Deactivating Gain Stage Mode 82
- Unison Load/Save Behaviors 84
- Unison Operation Notes 85
- Apollo Setups Overview 87
- Apollo I/O Driver Names 90
- Using Console by itself 92
- Standalone Use 93
- Numbers vs. Names 95
- Monitoring with Console 96
- Latency Compensation 97
- Virtual I/O 98
- DAW I/O driver numbering 100
- Multi-Unit Overview 101
- Multi-Unit Wiring Diagrams 102
- Thunderbolt Host Connection 103
- Multi-Unit Wiring (Apollo 16) 104
- Multi-Unit Operation 106
- Multi-Unit FireWire Bandwidth 107
- Cascaded Unit Tabs 108
- Constraints 109
- System Latency Overview 110
- Driver Reporting 110
- How Console IDC works 110
- Upsampled UAD plug-ins 110
- Upsampled UAD Plug-Ins Table 113
- Latency Basics 114
- Upsampled UAD Plug-Ins 115
- DAW Latency 115
- UAD-2 DSP Latency 116
- Chapter 9: Device Drivers 117
- Driver I/O Tables 118
- Apollo Twin I/O, ADAT Mode 119
- Apollo Twin I/O, S/PDIF Mode 120
- Apollo Driver I/O List 121
- Single Unit – PT Mode Off 121
- Single Unit – PT Mode On 122
- Apollo Driver I/O 123
- Multi-Unit – PT Mode Off 125
- Multi-Unit – PT Mode On 126
- Apollo 16 Driver I/O List 127
- Chapter 10: Glossary 133
- Chapter 11: Index 140
- Chapter 12: Notices 143
- End User License Agreement 144
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