Stanton Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE: Your Essential Guide for PC Users

CAKEWALK PYRO AUDIO CREATOR LE OVERVIEW (PC users )

The T.92 USB comes with a complimentary CD with Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE. Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE allows you to create CD’s directly from audio recorded from the T.92 USB to a Windows-based PC. The system requirements for Pyro Audio Creator LE are below.

System	Requirements Minimum	Recommended
Operating System	Windows XP	Windows XP/Vista/Vista x64
Processor Speed	Intel® Pentium® 4 1.3 GHz, or AMD Athlon™	Intel® Pentium® 4 2.8 GHz [EM64T] or AMD
	XP 1500+ or higher	Athlon™ 64 2800+ or higher
RAM	256 MB	1 GB or higher
Hard Disk Space	50 MB for core program	1 GB for program and content
Video resolution	1024 X 768, 16-bit color	1280 X 960, 32-bit color
Hard Disk Type	Any	EIDE / Ultra DMA (7200 RPM) or SATA
Audio Interface**	Windows-compatible	WDM- or ASIO-compatible, including Wave
		RT for Vista
Optical Drive***	CD-ROM required for installation / CD-R or
	CD-RW capability required for CD audio disc
	burning

To start, insert your complimentary Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE CD into your disc drive on your computer and follow the installation instructions to completely install the software on your operating system. Complete instructions on how to use all the features of the software are included in the Help Menu. To transfer and record LPs to your hard drive from your T.92 USB, start by connecting your T.92 USB to your computer using the included USB cable.

Launch the Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE application via the start menu. The Audio

Creator Toolbar will now be available for use.

1. Click the Options button at the top of the toolbar. This will allow you to select the T.92 USB as the USB	
audio input. This will bring up the screen shown below.



For Playback Device, select your soundcard. For Recording Device, select:

Stereo USB Audio CODEC.- After selecting this output you may monitor the recording via the RCA output on the T.92 USB.

The sampling rate for CD’s is 44,100 Hz, so it is best to choose this rate in the Sample Rate selection. The Driver Mode menu is used to select the driver (ASIO, MME or WDM) that you are using for your soundcard, (for the T.92 USB, “MME (32-Bit) is suggested). Latency refers to how fast the software responds to commands. Higher latency values are safer when recording and playing back audio. Iif audio clicks or pops are heard when recording or playing back recordings, it is suggested to raise this setting. When you have completed choosing your settings, press OK to close the Options Window.

These settings will be saved and should not need to be edited again.



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