Connecter le(s) Microphone(s)

L’Escort

™ 2000 est prévue pour fonctionner avec n’importe quel micro de bonne qualité, dynamic ou à condensateur, tel

le PVi

® fourni. Connectez le(s) mico(s) aux entrées XLR (3-broches) comme ci-dessous(Fig. 4). Dans le cas de plusieurs

micros, essayez de les connecter dans le même ordre que leur situation sur la scène, pour en faciliter le contrôle.

Fig. 4

Connecter un lecteur CD ou une autre source ligne

Connectez un lecteur CD (ou cassette) aux entrées (AUX IN) du canal 5 comme montré ci-dessous (Fig 5). Si vous désirez installer une source supplémentaire, le canal 4 possède également une entrée ligne stéréo, alors que les autres (canaux 1 à 3) possèdent des entrées monaural (MONO). Les cables supplémentaires nécessaires sont disponibles chez votre revendeur Peavey. Utiliser uniquement l’entrée LEFT/MONO du canal 4 converti celui-ci en mode monaural (le signal sortira sur les 2 enceintes).

Fig. 5

Connecter l’alimentation

Avant de connecter l’alimentation de votre mixeur, assurez-vous que l’interrupteur de celui-ci soit sur OFF.

Connectez le cable IEC au mixeur de l’Escort 2000 (Fig. 6), puis au secteur (“avec prise de terre”). Si vous utilisez une rallonge, verifiez que celle-ci est bien “3-connecteurs”, pour préserver le contact à la terre.

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2000 specifications

Musica 2000 is a pioneering software that revolutionized the way music is created and experienced. Launched in the late 1990s, it was designed to empower musicians and audio enthusiasts with powerful tools for music composition, editing, and production. One of the standout features of Musica 2000 is its intuitive interface, which allows users of all skill levels to navigate easily through various functionalities. The software's layout is well-organized, displaying essential tools such as MIDI editing, audio recording, and mixing options in a user-friendly manner.

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Another significant feature is the powerful audio engine. Musica 2000 allows for multitrack recording, enabling users to capture performances across various inputs simultaneously. The software supports a variety of audio formats and sample rates, ensuring high fidelity in recordings. With built-in effects such as reverb, delay, and EQ, users can shape their sound creatively without needing external plugins.

Additionally, Musica 2000 integrates seamlessly with a range of hardware, from MIDI controllers to audio interfaces. This flexibility allows musicians to tailor their setup according to their specific needs. The software is also equipped with a library of virtual instruments and sound samples that users can incorporate into their projects, providing an extensive palette for musical exploration.

Musica 2000 also supports collaboration, enabling multiple users to work on the same project remotely. This feature is essential for modern music production, especially in the age of digital collaboration.

In conclusion, Musica 2000 stands out as a comprehensive music production software, featuring an intuitive interface, powerful MIDI capabilities, high-quality audio recording, and extensive integration options. These characteristics make it an essential tool for musicians looking to produce, edit, and explore their musical creativity. Whether for professional or personal projects, Musica 2000 remains a significant player in the realm of music software.
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