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4.3.4.2.Recording Source Control
The Philips Aurilium allows you to record sounds and music from multiple input sources. Select the “mixer” tab, go to the bottom of the panel and click on the “recording” tab. This panel enables you to select and control recording sources.
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Before you start recording, you need to configure the recording source. Select a source by clicking the appropriate “Select” button. Each source has its own level and balance controls. To set each slider in its default position, right click on the sliders.
The default recording source is Line In, but when the Aurilium detects a microphone plugged in, PSA2 automatically makes the microphone the input source for recording. However, the user can override this selection and assign a different source through the Recording panel of PSA2.
Monitor Line In
The function of the Monitor button is to allow the user to hear the audio that is being recorded. When the Monitor button is pressed, it selects the input signal and sends it to the Front Speakers. This means the front speakers will not output the audio that is streamed by any audio application or by the system as long as the monitor button is pressed. The button is only active if
The Aurilium provides extra amplification for weaker microphone signals. You can increase or decrease the Input Gain using the Rotary Control knob, but first you have to select “Input Gain” using the Selector button, right above the volume knob on the front panel of the Aurilium. The “Input Gain” LED will light up and the
4.3.5. Presets Tab
The Preset functions enable you to make snapshots of the state of all Philips Sound Agent 2 controls, so that you can conveniently reload the same settings at any time.
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