Mixing : Basic Mixing : Signal Routing for Monitoring and Submixing : Monitoring and Mixing Audio with Auxiliary Input Tracks

Monitoring and Mixing Audio with Auxiliary Input Tracks
Use Auxiliary Input tracks to monitor and mix audio from external sources, such as MIDI instruments, tape, or microphone inputs, in a Pro Tools mix.
To use an Auxiliary Input track to monitor and mix external audio sources:
1 Connect the audio outputs of your audio source (such as a MIDI synthesizer or tape output) to available inputs on your Pro Tools audio interface.
2 If necessary, configure the I/O Setup dialog for the input paths you plan to use (see I/O Setup.)
3 Use an existing or create a new Auxiliary Input track with a channel format that corresponds to the channel format of your audio source (mono, stereo, or multichannel).
4 Set the input of the Auxiliary Input track to the corresponding input path.
5 Assign the track output to the appropriate path or paths for monitoring.
6 Adjust the Auxiliary Input fader to mix the audio input.