M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge manual Master

Page 17

Manuale dell’utente di ProFire Lightbridge 16

Situazione 2: ProFire Lightbridge connessa come slave su un ingresso ottico

Se si preferisce utilizzare un altro dispositivo come word clock master, sarà necessario configurare tale dispositivo in modo che agisca come master e selezionare l’ingresso di tale dispositivo su ProFire Lightbridge come sorgente di sincronizzazione. In questo modo ProFire Lightbridge (e qualsiasi altro dispositivo connesso a ProFire Lightbridge) viene posto come slave rispetto al dispositivo master.

Nella Figura 2 in basso, un registratore multitraccia digitale è configurato come clock master, con ProFire Lightbridge e altri dispositivi (in questo caso, una macchina DAT e una altro registratore multitraccia) configurati come slave.

Slave

S/PDIF

(RCA)

Slave

Slave

Master

Figura 2 – Dispositivo esterno su ingresso ottico come clock master

Page 16 Page 18
Image 17
Page 16 Page 18
Contents Manuale dell’utente Manuale dell’utente di ProFire Lightbridge Contenuto della confezione IntroduzioneInformazioni su ProFire Lightbridge Caratteristiche di ProFire Lightbridge Requisiti di sistema consigliati Requisiti di sistemaRequisiti minimi di sistema Pannello frontale Controlli e connettoriPannello posteriore Audio Installazione del driverCollegamenti hardware Word Clock Uso di ProFire LightbridgeWindows Pagina HardwareMacintosh Sample Rate Detected Adat S/MUX modeActive ports Dimensione buffer ASIO/WDM solo WindowsSync Source Analog outputOrdinamento dei canali Pagina Informazioni suInformazioni su Word Clock Sincronizzazione Word ClockFigura 1 ProFire Lightbridge come clock master Situazione 1 ProFire Lightbridge come Word Clock MasterMaster Master Slave Word Clock Uscite di Linea Specifiche tecnicheCondizioni di garanzia Registrazione della garanzia Garanzia060925PFLBUGIT03

ProFire Lightbridge specifications

The M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge is a professional-grade audio interface designed for musicians and audio engineers who demand high-quality digital audio transfer. Launched to cater to the needs of modern studios, the ProFire Lightbridge supports the robust FireWire protocol, ensuring superior data transfer speeds and reliable performance. This device serves as a bridge between your analog audio equipment and digital audio workstations (DAWs), facilitating seamless integration into any audio setup.

One of the key features of the ProFire Lightbridge is its versatility. It supports up to 16 channels of ADAT optical audio input and output, allowing users to connect multiple digital devices without compromising audio quality. Additionally, it offers S/PDIF coaxial and optical connections, enabling the interface to integrate with a wide range of equipment, including mixers, microphones, and instruments. This flexibility is essential for studios requiring diverse connections to accommodate an array of recording devices.

The ProFire Lightbridge boasts a low-latency monitoring capability, a critical aspect for live recordings and performances. It features an onboard DSP mixer that allows for real-time monitoring of inputs without the delay often associated with digital processing. This ensures that musicians can hear their performance accurately, making it easier to achieve the desired sound.

Furthermore, the device is compatible with various DAWs, including Pro Tools, making it a suitable choice for professionals working in different digital environments. Its user-friendly interface, which includes intuitive software for managing inputs and outputs, allows for quick setup and configuration.

In terms of its physical characteristics, the M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge has a durable build, designed for portability in studio environments and on-the-go recordings. Its compact design ensures that it fits easily into most workstation setups without occupying excessive space.

Overall, the M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge is a robust audio interface that stands out due to its advanced features, reliability, and compatibility with various recording equipment. Whether used in professional studios or home setups, it provides the necessary tools to capture high-quality audio, making it a valuable asset for any audio engineer or musician. With its ability to handle multiple audio channels simultaneously, it successfully meets the demands of modern recording needs, ensuring flexibility and creativity in audio production.
Top Page Image Contents