Alesis manual Connections and settings for USB2.0 recording and monitoring

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Connections and settings for USB2.0 recording and monitoring

The best way to begin using the MultiMix for USB2.0 recording is to set up your system this way:

1.Hook up your monitoring system to the MultiMix’s CTRL RM OUT jacks.

2.Apply the MASTER section’s buttons as follows:

a.2 TK TO MIX: Leave UP.

Pressing this button down can cause nasty feedback loops.

b.MIX TO CONTROL ROOM: Press DOWN. This will allow you to hear the music being recorded in real time.

c.2 TK TO CONTROL ROOM: Press DOWN. This will allow you to hear the output from the computer.

Using the MultiMix USB2.0 with Cubase and other ASIO applications

Audio recording programs running on Microsoft Windows generally use one of two different audio standards—WDM (the “Windows Driver Model,” developed by Microsoft) or ASIO (“Audio Stream Input/Output,” developed by Steinberg and made freely available to other companies).

Audio on the Macintosh (OS X) generally runs on top of Apple’s

CoreAudio standard.

We’ll look at how to use the MultiMix USB2.0 under each of these standards, starting with ASIO (using Cubase as an example).

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Contents Reference Manual Page Table Of Contents Table Of Contents Chapter Nine Block Diagrams Glossary Contact Chapter Eight SpecificationsThis page intentionally left blank Welcome IntroductionAbout the MultiMix USB2.0 MultiMix USB2.0 Key FeaturesAll-In-One Mixer and Multichannel Computer Audio Interface Introduction How to Use This Manual Few Words for Beginners This page intentionally left blank Hooking up the MultiMix USB2.0 Getting StartedSetting Levels Using Proper CablesGetting Started Line Inputs Channels 1 Tour of the MultiMix USB2.0Patchbay Mic Inputs Channels 1Line Inputs Channels 5 Tour of the MultiMix USB2.0Phone Jack Aux Channel StripsLevel Control PAN or BALMain Mix 2TK to Ctrl Room SwitchMIX to Ctrl Room Switch Master Section+48V Indicator Power IndicatorLED Meters Rear of the Mixer Effects Section Components Digital Effects ProcessorEffect Descriptions Chorus Digital Effects ProcessorUsing Additional External Audio Sources Simple Live SetupTraditional Mixing Traditional Mixing Simple Two-Channel Recording Setup without using a computerUSB2.0 Recording First-time connection and driver installation instructionsPower-on/Power off order Installing the optional applicationsUSB2.0 Recording Channels sent from the MultiMix to the computer USB2.0 inputs and outputsChannels returned from the computer to the MultiMix Sound setup under Windows USB2.0 Recording Disabling Windows System Sounds Connections and settings for USB2.0 recording and monitoring Choosing the MultiMix as your audio device Choose the menu option Devices Device Setup…USB2.0 Recording USB2.0 Recording Creating a new audio file USB2.0 Recording USB2.0 Recording USB2.0 Recording Working with the Alesis USB2.0 control panel Accessing the control panelChoose the menu Options Audio… USB2.0 Recording USB2.0 Recording Assigning inputs to audio tracks Using the MultiMix USB2.0 with CoreAudio on the Macintosh Cause Troubleshooting HardwareEffects / AUX RET B Troubleshooting HardwareNo power This page intentionally left blank Audio playback or recording stutters or drops out Troubleshooting SoftwareBasic troubleshooting Audio playback or recording is at the wrong speedTroubleshooting Software Input Channels SpecificationsComputer Requirements SpecificationsBlock Diagrams Block Diagrams Term GlossaryGlossary Glossary Trademarks Alesis Contact Information