Aphex Systems 1788a instruction manual Editing Tools, How to Edit, Escaping From Edits

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memory into whatever preset bin is showing in the right-hand window as long as it is not protected. While in Edit Mode you can select other unprotected preset bins before pressing Snapshot.

Presets created in Edit Mode are in every way equal to live snapshots. When recalled, they will expect the same Bank configuration as they were created for. They will display Mismatch errors like any other snapshot.

Editing Tools

Here are some useful editing tools:

1.DELETE UNIT: Pressing Erase in Edit Mode will delete the presently selected unit from the temporary workspace. Its Unit Select button will go out.

2.COPY & PASTE: Pressing both TONE buttons and then pressing the Unit Select of any unit will copy its complete table of settings. While still holding down both tone buttons, pressing any other Unit Select will paste the data into it. You can continue holding down the tone buttons and pasting the same data into as many other Unit Selects as you wish. It’s an easy way to clone a preamp setup.

How to Edit

1.Press the Edit button. It will start blinking. The selected preset will be copied into workspace memory.

2.Unit Select the first preamp number you want to include.

3.Set all mic channel parameters as you want and then Unit Select the next preamp number you want to include and continue doing the same until you have completed your theoretical preset for the Bank.

NOTE: You can use the COPY & PASTE tool in Edit Mode. It can save you some time by initializing your included preamps. You can still re-select your included units and hand modify them before taking the snapshot.

4.Select an unprotected snapshot bin 1-60 (in the right-side “Next” window). It doesn’t have to be empty. All existing contents will be deleted and overwritten.

5.Press Snapshot and the preset will be written into your selected bin.

6.Press Edit again to exit the Edit Mode.

Escaping From Edits

If you are in Edit Mode and you have not yet pressed the Snapshot button, your work will be deleted just by leaving the Edit Mode.

3.4 CLONING 1788A-R’s

There may come a time when you need to copy all the stored presets from one remote controller to another. We have provided a relatively easy way to do that through use of the MIDI ports in a manner similar to cloning 1788A’s (see Section 2.4).

Synchronizing Procedure

1.Temporarily cross-connect the MIDI IN and OUT ports as shown in Figure 3-3.

2.Program both units to MIDI Channel 1 (see section 3.7.2).

3.On the original unit, press both Tone Buttons and the CH 4 Select button then

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Contents Manual Contents R/C Interfaces R/C Interface ConnectorsC Overview Control Language Midi SysExConcept of Banks & Constellations Indirect Midi ControlEthernet LAN Hardware R/C Computer R/CWide System View Preset ManagementAbout Presets Massive Grouping & ControlConstellation and Bank Capture/Recall Software PresetsManagement Extents Hardware RecallWRAP-UP Direct Midi Control Using MidiProcedure for Setting The Numbers Determining Channel & Device Numbers Channel & DeviceSetting Up The Controller Understanding Ch, Dev and Net OffsetsConnections Controlling Multiple 1788A’sLimitation Broad Commands & PresetsLearning a Preset Indirect Midi Control Indirect Midi Control ExamplesHardware Hook-up Control Assertion4 1788A-R’s Odd Midi I.D Preset Recall StrategyExpanding the SysEx String Daisy-Chained 1788A-R’sSynchronizing Procedure Multiple Midi ControllersReference Data Parametric Codes & ValuesUseful Conversion Tables General Hexadecimal Conversion TableSysEx F0 00 00 38 01 00 00 05 04 01 F7 Example Midi Control ExamplesSysEx F0 00 00 38 00 00 00 00 01 2D F7 Example SysEx F0 00 00 38 01 00 01 00 01 2D F7 ExampleIt’s easier to it see this way SummaryFront Panel Controls 1788A-R Hadrware RemotePurpose Clip/Limit LED’s Status LED’sComm LED’s Changing the Holdover TimeSecondary Functions Test Tone ButtonsPutting Up a Test Tone Taking Control Preset Manager PanelControl/Display Panel SnapshotsHow to Take a Live Snapshot Mismatch ErrorsEdit Mode EditingEscaping From Edits How to EditEditing Tools Bank Selector Power Unit1 I/O Located Here Midi JacksInstallation Assigning a Bank More about Using the 1788A-RSetting Up The Midi Channel Initial SyncCoexisting with a Software R/C Multiple Select Group BehaviorStandard Parts Hubs & SwitchesBuilding a Proper Network Networking SpeedRouter As Dhcp Server Only Typical Network Diagrams Router as BaseSuitable Hardware

1788a specifications

Aphex Systems 1788A is a high-performance microphone preamp and A/D converter known for its exceptional sound quality and versatility. This device is widely used in professional recording studios, broadcast facilities, and live sound applications, catering to a range of audio needs from vocals to instruments.

One of the key features of the 1788A is its ability to handle a wide variety of microphone types, including dynamic, condenser, and ribbon microphones. It provides a significant amount of gain, with a range of up to 70dB, allowing it to capture even the faintest of sounds without introducing noise. The flexibility of input options is enhanced by phantom power, which can be activated for condenser mics needing external power.

The Aphex 1788A also integrates advanced A/D conversion technology, providing high-resolution 24-bit audio with sample rates up to 192 kHz. This ensures that audio fidelity is maintained during the recording process. The unit features a dual-path A/D converter, which optimizes the signal for clarity and precision.

The device also incorporates Aphex’s innovative iEqualization processing, allowing users to enhance their recordings with EQ capabilities in real time. The iEqualization feature is particularly beneficial for adjusting the tonal characteristics of the source material, providing a more polished final product.

Another standout characteristic of the Aphex 1788A is its robust build quality. Designed for the rigors of professional use, the unit is housed in a rugged chassis that can withstand the demands of mobile and studio environments alike.

Transporting this device is made easier due to its rack-mountable design, fitting seamlessly into any standard 19-inch rack setup. Additionally, users appreciate the intuitive front-panel controls that facilitate easy adjustments and monitoring of levels.

In terms of connectivity, the 1788A offers multiple outputs, including analog XLR and digital outputs via AES/EBU and S/PDIF connections, making it highly compatible with various audio interfaces and recording systems.

Overall, the Aphex Systems 1788A is a powerful tool that combines exceptional preamp performance with high-quality A/D conversion, making it an ideal choice for audio professionals seeking reliability and superior sound quality in their recordings. Its comprehensive feature set ensures it meets the demands of both studio and live environments, solidifying its reputation as a trusted piece of audio equipment.
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